Compact metric-thickening approximations #
The open thickenings in SmoothApprox.lean supply the convex domains used by
the analytic argument. At the same radii, their closed metric thickenings
form a decreasing compact exhaustion and contain the corresponding domain
frontiers. These are the compact control sets used by the limiting Palencia
assembly.
Main declarations #
compactThickeningApprox-- the closed thickening at radius1 / (n + 1).compactThickeningApprox_infinite-- every stage over a nonempty set is infinite.compactThickeningApprox_spec-- antitonicity, compactness, nonemptiness, and exact intersection of the compact exhaustion.frontier_convexThickeningApprox_subset_compactThickeningApprox-- the open-stage frontier lies in the compact control set at the same radius.
The closed metric thickening of K at radius 1 / (n + 1).
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A closed thickening of a nonempty planar set at the positive approximation radius contains a nondegenerate closed disk, hence is infinite.
theorem
compactThickeningApprox_spec
(K : Set ℂ)
(hcompact : IsCompact K)
(hnonempty : K.Nonempty)
:
Antitone (compactThickeningApprox K) ∧ (∀ (n : ℕ), IsCompact (compactThickeningApprox K n)) ∧ (∀ (n : ℕ), (compactThickeningApprox K n).Nonempty) ∧ ⋂ (n : ℕ), compactThickeningApprox K n = K
Closed thickenings of a nonempty compact planar set form an antitone sequence of nonempty compact sets whose intersection is exactly the set.
theorem
frontier_convexThickeningApprox_subset_compactThickeningApprox
(K : Set ℂ)
(n : ℕ)
:
frontier (convexThickeningApprox K n) ⊆ compactThickeningApprox K n
The frontier of the open thickening at stage n lies in the closed
thickening at the same radius.