Order adherence #
Shared definitions and results about order convergence, unbounded-order convergence, solid hulls, and iterated order adherence used throughout the formalization.
Unbounded-order convergence, defined using BanLat's OrderConvergesTo.
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- OrderClosures.UOConvergesTo f x = ∀ (a : X), 0 ≤ a → OrderConvergesTo (fun (i : ι) => |f i - x| ⊓ a) 0
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The order adherence of a set: limits of order-convergent nets in the set.
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The unbounded-order adherence of a set.
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A set is order closed when it contains the order limits of all its nets.
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A set is unbounded-order closed when it contains the uo-limits of all its nets.
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The least order-closed set containing A.
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- OrderClosures.orderClosure A = ⋂₀ {B : Set X | A ⊆ B ∧ OrderClosures.IsOrderClosed B}
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The paper's directed-supremum description of the positive part of order adherence.
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For a solid set, order adherence is the solid hull of its directed positive suprema.
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Finite iteration of order adherence.
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A transfinite order-adherence tower. At limit stages it is the union of earlier stages.
- stage : Ordinal.{u} → Set X
The set reached at each ordinal stage.
- stage_limit (ξ : Ordinal.{u}) : Order.IsSuccLimit ξ → self.stage ξ = ⋃ (η : ↑(Set.Iio ξ)), self.stage ↑η
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At least ξ stages are needed when every earlier adherence step is proper.
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- OrderClosures.NeedsOrderAdherenceIterations A ξ = ∃ (T : OrderClosures.OrderAdherenceTower A), ∀ η < ξ, T.stage η ⊂ T.stage (Order.succ η)
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The generic net definition and the directed-positive definition agree for solid sets.
Order adherence is extensive.
Order adherence is monotone.
Uo-adherence is extensive.
Order convergence implies unbounded-order convergence.
Gao--Leung, Lemma 2.1: the two adherences lie within two order-adherence steps.
If the uo-adherence is order closed, it is the order closure.
The remaining equalities and stabilization stated after Gao--Leung Lemma 2.1.
The order adherence of a solid set is solid.
The least solid set containing A, using Mathlib's solid closure.
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The interval-union description of the solid hull used in the paper.
The least cardinality of a set whose solid hull is S.
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- OrderClosures.solidGeneratorNumber S = sInf {κ : Cardinal.{?u.1} | ∃ (A : Set X), Cardinal.mk ↑A = κ ∧ OrderClosures.solidHull A = S}
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Install BanLat's order-complete lattice structure locally from the paper's set-theoretic order-completeness predicate.
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Density character: the least cardinality of a dense subset.
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- OrderClosures.densityCharacter X = sInf {κ : Cardinal.{?u.1} | ∃ (D : Set X), Dense D ∧ Cardinal.mk ↑D = κ}
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A real lattice norm recorded independently of the ambient typeclass norm.
- toFun : X → ℝ
The real-valued lattice norm.
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Allows a bundled paper lattice norm to be applied as a function; used by all subsequent Fatou and norm-comparison statements.
Sequential completeness for the metric induced by p.
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Fatou's property for a specified lattice norm.
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Weak Fatou property with constant K for a specified lattice norm.
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The ambient norm as a paper lattice norm.
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- OrderClosures.ambientLatticeNorm = { toFun := norm, nonneg := ⋯, eq_zero_iff := ⋯, add_le := ⋯, smul := ⋯, solid := ⋯ }