Attainment and interior-radius bounds for the kernel's infimal-convolution minimizers.
Continuity of the literal finite-dimensional ell_p norm in the ambient
product topology.
A function that is one-Lipschitz for the literal ell_p norm is
continuous in the ambient product topology.
Continuity of the concrete infimal cost follows from the frozen one-Lipschitz input and continuity of the selected kernel.
The concrete kernel has the required all-radii barrier once the standard
finite-dimensional monotonicity ‖u‖_p ≤ ‖u‖_r for r ≤ p is available.
The concrete kernel cost already beats the Lipschitz loss on the fixed
outer quarter of the smoothing ball when theta < 5/4.
A continuous smoothing cost whose value outside the closed smoothing ball is strictly larger than the zero-displacement cost has a global minimizer, and every global minimizer lies strictly inside that ball. This is the exact finite-dimensional compact-ball reduction required before the concrete kernel barrier is discharged.
The compact-ball theorem specialized to the radial barrier used by the
V7 smoothing kernel. The remaining concrete kernel obligation is precisely
to prove this radial inequality from lowerKernelPhi and r0 ≤ p.
Finite-dimensional attainment and strict interiority for the actual kernel selected by the Stage-5 construction.
The actual minimizer can be chosen with the uniform outer-quarter margin
‖v‖_p ≤ 3 chi / 4, independently of the centre and of the one-Lipschitz
objective.
Exact approximation bounds for the concrete infimal value.