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LeanPool.OrderClosures.OrderAdherence

Order adherence #

Shared definitions and results about order convergence, unbounded-order convergence, solid hulls, and iterated order adherence used throughout the formalization.

def OrderClosures.UOConvergesTo {X : Type u} [AddCommGroup X] [Lattice X] {ι : Type v} [Preorder ι] (f : ι → X) (x : X) :

Unbounded-order convergence, defined using BanLat's OrderConvergesTo.

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    The order adherence of a set: limits of order-convergent nets in the set.

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      def OrderClosures.uoAdherence {X : Type u} [AddCommGroup X] [Lattice X] (A : Set X) :
      Set X

      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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              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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                  structure OrderClosures.OrderAdherenceTower {X : Type u} [AddCommGroup X] [Lattice X] (A : Set X) :
                  Type (u + 1)

                  A transfinite order-adherence tower. At limit stages it is the union of earlier stages.

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                    At least ξ stages are needed when every earlier adherence step is proper.

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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.

                      theorem OrderClosures.OrderConvergesTo.uoConvergesTo {X : Type u} [AddCommGroup X] [Lattice X] [IsOrderedAddMonoid X] {ι : Type v} [Preorder ι] {f : ι → X} {x : X} (h : OrderConvergesTo f x) :

                      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.

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                      abbrev OrderClosures.solidHull {X : Type u} [AddCommGroup X] [Lattice X] (A : Set X) :
                      Set X

                      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.

                        noncomputable def OrderClosures.solidGeneratorNumber {X : Type u} [AddCommGroup X] [Lattice X] (S : Set X) :

                        The least cardinality of a set whose solid hull is S.

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                          def OrderClosures.scaleSet {X : Type u} (a : ℝ) (A : Set X) [SMul ℝ X] :
                          Set X

                          Scalar dilation of a set.

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                            def OrderClosures.unitBallFor {X : Type u} (p : X → ℝ) :
                            Set X

                            A set-theoretic unit ball for a specified real-valued norm.

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                              Order completeness, stated without installing a second lattice instance.

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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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                                    A real lattice norm recorded independently of the ambient typeclass 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.

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                                      Sequential completeness for the metric induced by p.

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                                        Fatou's property for a specified lattice norm.

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                                          def OrderClosures.HasWeakFatouProperty {X : Type u} [AddCommGroup X] [Lattice X] (p : X → ℝ) (K : ℝ) :

                                          Weak Fatou property with constant K for a specified lattice norm.

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                                            def OrderClosures.EquivalentNorms {X : Type u} (p q : X → ℝ) :

                                            Equivalence of two norms through two positive comparison constants.

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                                              The ambient norm as a paper lattice norm.

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