The limit clause for protected chains #
The uniform recovery identity passes from a coherent protected chain to its
completed direct limit. Together with DirectedLimitStage, this constructs a
new protected stage at every nonempty limit segment.
The completed direct limit of the source spaces in the protected chain.
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- C.LimitSource = ScottishBook155.NormedDirectLimit.CompletedCarrier (fun (i : ι) => (C.stage i).source.carrier) C.sourceSystem.embed
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The completed direct limit of the target spaces in the protected chain.
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- C.LimitTarget = ScottishBook155.NormedDirectLimit.CompletedCarrier (fun (i : ι) => (C.stage i).target.carrier) C.targetSystem.embed
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The compatible source projections, packaged for extension to the completed limit.
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- C.sourceProjectionSystem = ScottishBook155.CoherentBiSystem.projectionSystem (fun (i : ι) => (C.stage i).source.carrier) C.sourceSystem
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The compatible target projections, packaged for extension to the completed limit.
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- C.targetProjectionSystem = ScottishBook155.CoherentBiSystem.projectionSystem (fun (i : ι) => (C.stage i).target.carrier) C.targetSystem
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The map between completed limits induced by the uniformly nonexpansive stage maps.
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Recovery to a fixed component extends from the algebraic direct limit to the completed limit throughout the open recovery band.
The completed direct limit of a protected chain is again a protected stage. This is the limit clause used by the transfinite recursion.
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Every component is coherently linked to the completed limit stage.
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