Smooth dependence of quadratic moment repair #
The coefficients of a quadratic moment map are included among the variables of a universal polynomial map. Its derivative at zero correction is a proved product equivalence. The smooth inverse-function theorem constructs a local solver; no solution branch or its regularity is assumed.
Quadratic coefficients: an abbreviation for (E →L[ℝ] E) × (E →L[ℝ] E →L[ℝ] E).
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Repair data: an abbreviation for QuadraticCoefficients E × E.
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The same type holds an unknown correction on input and a moment debt on output.
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Base, given by ((B.toContinuousLinearMap, A), 0).
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This universal coefficient map is polynomial, hence analytic.
Invertibility of the full product derivative is derived from the linear part alone.
A common open neighborhood supports an analytic solution in all coefficients and the debt.
A quantitative bound derived by absorbing both the linear perturbation and the quadratic term.
The analytic solver has a uniform linear-in-debt bound on one common open neighborhood.
Smooth coefficient and debt families produce a genuinely smooth exact small branch.
The existing contraction theorem gives uniqueness in the quantitative correction ball, with all quadratic estimates proved from the supplied coefficients.
Compactness supplies genuine uniform bounds on the inverse linear part and the quadratic coefficient; these bounds are not additional hypotheses.
A common positive discrepancy threshold and linear correction bound exist for every continuous invertible quadratic family on a compact parameter set.