Curvature of finite soft support functions #
For the log-sum-exp regularization h of a finite directional support
function, the support-curve curvature radius is h + h''. This file computes
the two derivatives through the finite exponential partition and proves that
this radius is nonnegative. The proof separates into two elementary finite
inequalities: each exponent is bounded by the log partition, and weighted
Cauchy--Schwarz makes the velocity variance nonnegative.
The first derivative of the exponential partition sum.
Equations
- polytopeSoftPartitionFirst u delta theta = ∑ z ∈ u, Real.exp (polytopeDirectionalValue z theta / delta) * (polytopeDirectionalVelocity z theta / delta)
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Weighted directional-position moment of the partition.
Equations
- polytopeSoftPartitionPositionMoment u delta theta = ∑ z ∈ u, Real.exp (polytopeDirectionalValue z theta / delta) * (polytopeDirectionalValue z theta / delta)
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Weighted square angular-velocity moment of the partition.
Equations
- polytopeSoftPartitionVelocitySqMoment u delta theta = ∑ z ∈ u, Real.exp (polytopeDirectionalValue z theta / delta) * (polytopeDirectionalVelocity z theta / delta) ^ 2
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First derivative of the log-sum-exp support, in partition coordinates.
Equations
- polytopeSoftSupportFirst u delta theta = delta * (polytopeSoftPartitionFirst u delta theta / polytopeSoftPartition u delta theta)
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A strictly rounded support function, obtained by adding a positive constant to the soft support.
Equations
- polytopeRoundedSupport u delta rho theta = polytopeSoftSupport u delta theta + rho
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First angular derivative of a vertex directional value.
The angular velocity differentiates to minus the directional value.
Exact first derivative of the finite exponential partition.
Exact second derivative of the finite exponential partition.
Exact first derivative of the log-sum-exp support.
Exact derivative of the first-support-derivative formula.
The second partition derivative is the square-velocity moment minus the position moment.
The weighted position moment is at most the log partition times the partition mass.
Weighted finite Cauchy--Schwarz for the first partition derivative.
The rounded support remains 2*pi-periodic.
The rounded support remains infinitely differentiable.
Adding the rounding constant does not change the second derivative.
A positive rounding constant gives strictly positive support-curve curvature radius everywhere.