Similarity transport and normalization of the planar geometry problem #
Smooth Jordan outer approximation is invariant under translations and nonzero complex similarities. The metric approximation scale changes by the similarity ratio, while the smooth Jordan structure itself is transported by the real-linear and translation constructors.
As a consequence, the remaining full-dimensional polytope problem can be normalized: it is enough to treat finite convex hulls containing a closed unit disk. An interior point supplies a small disk, and a homothety expands it to unit radius.
Multiplication by a nonzero complex number, regarded as an invertible real-linear map of the complex plane.
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- complexMulRealEquiv a ha = ContinuousLinearEquiv.smulLeft (Units.mk0 a ha)
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The closure of a smooth Jordan carrier transported by a complex similarity is the similarity image of the original closure.
Smooth Jordan outer approximation is preserved by every nonzero complex
similarity z ↦ c + a * z.
A real homothety written as a translation followed by scalar multiplication.
Smooth Jordan outer approximation is preserved by a nontrivial real homothety about any center.
The normalized residual geometry problem: smooth outer approximation for every finite convex hull that contains a closed unit disk.
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- HasSmoothJordanOuterApproximationForUnitBallPolytopes = ∀ (u : Finset ℂ) (c : ℂ), Metric.closedBall c 1 ⊆ (convexHull ℝ) ↑u → HasSmoothJordanOuterApproximation ((convexHull ℝ) ↑u)
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The unit-disk-normalized polytope case implies the unrestricted full-dimensional polytope case.
The exact Crouzeix--Palencia bound follows once smooth outer approximation is proved for finite convex hulls containing a unit disk.