Coherent retractions on a completed normed direct limit #
This file formalizes the linear part of the recovery mechanism at a limit stage. A coherent family of contractive projections to an earlier component extends to a contractive linear map from the completed direct limit.
A projection to a fixed earlier component, defined coherently on every component of the directed system.
Coherent contractive projections from each component onto the fixed component indexed by
a.
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The projection family induces a contractive linear map from the completed direct limit.
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The completed projection retracts the canonical copy of its chosen component.
The completed projection is contractive.
Coherent projections to every component of the directed system. Below the projection index they are the forward embeddings; above it they are the specified retractions.
Coherent contractive maps between components, equal to forward embeddings below the target index.
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The projection system restricted to one fixed component.
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- ScottishBook155.CoherentRetractionLimit.ProjectionSystem.family N e P a = { project := P.project a, coherent := ⋯, contractive := ⋯, leftInverse := ⋯ }
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Project a completed-limit vector to component a and include it back
into the completed limit.
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Once a lies above a component, approximation fixes that entire
component pointwise.
Every approximation map is nonexpansive.
Coherent contractive projections converge strongly to the identity on the completed direct limit.
For a positive recovery band, every completed-limit vector eventually lies within that band of its projected approximation.
Strict form of eventual approximation, used when the recovery invariant is stated on an open band.