Polynomial sup norms on a domain boundary #
The maximum-modulus principle identifies the polynomial sup norm on the
closure of a bounded planar set with the sup norm on its frontier. A separate
closure-invariance lemma identifies this compact-closure norm with the norm on
the original set.
This is the analytic bridge between compact closure stages in an exhaustion
and the frontier-controlled smooth-domain bounds in GeneralSymmetrized.lean.
The boundedness hypothesis is explicit. Although every intended smooth
convex approximation stage is bounded, SmoothJordanDomain currently stores
only a compact parametrized frontier and does not expose boundedness of its
carrier as a field.
Main declarations #
polynomialSupNorm_closure_eq_frontier_of_isBounded-- the general maximum-modulus identity;polynomialSupNorm_closure_carrier_eq_frontier-- the identity specialized to the closure of a bounded smooth Jordan carrier;polynomialSupNorm_closure_of_isBounded-- closure invariance on bounded sets;polynomialSupNorm_carrier_eq_frontier-- the direct carrier/frontier identity for a bounded smooth Jordan carrier.
On a bounded planar set, a polynomial's sup norm on the closure equals its sup norm on the frontier. The empty-set case is included.
For a bounded smooth Jordan carrier, polynomial sup norms on its closure and parametrized frontier agree exactly.
Taking the closure of a bounded planar set does not change a polynomial's sup norm. The empty-set case is included.
For a bounded smooth Jordan carrier, polynomial sup norms on the carrier and its parametrized frontier agree exactly.