A globally injective linearly retractive envelope #
The retractive dual-evaluation coordinate supplies the linear projection and all selected exact distances. The collapsed-quotient Kuratowski coordinate separates the remaining pairs without changing those metric estimates.
The ambient product carrying the retractive and quotient-Kuratowski coordinates.
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- ScottishBook155.ProtectedEnvelopeAmbient P N j = (ScottishBook155.RetractiveEnvelope P N j × ↥(lp (fun (x : ScottishBook155.CollapsedQuotient P (Set.range j)) => ℝ) ⊤))
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A generating point with an arbitrary old-target coordinate. Allowing the first coordinate to vary independently ensures that every retractive metric embedding lands in the same closed linear span.
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- ScottishBook155.protectedEnvelopeGenerator j z = ((z.1, ScottishBook155.relativeEvaluation j z.2), ScottishBook155.quotientKuratowski (Set.range j) (j 0) z.2)
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The actual protected envelope is the closed linear span of the generating metric coordinates, rather than the whole ambient function space. This is the density-controlled target used in the transfinite construction.
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Finite linear combinations of generators, included in the closed span.
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Finite linear combinations of generators are dense in the protected envelope.
The closed span embeds into sequences of finite generator combinations. This is the cardinal estimate used at active successor stages.
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The raw metric coordinate in the ambient product.
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The final metric embedding, based at the zero point of the old target.
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The raw old-target embedding in the ambient product.
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- ScottishBook155.protectedTargetLinearAmbient j = { toFun := fun (n : N) => ((ScottishBook155.retractiveTargetLinear j) n, 0), map_add' := ⋯, map_smul' := ⋯ }
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The old target embeds linearly into the density-controlled envelope.
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- ScottishBook155.protectedTargetLinear j = { toFun := fun (n : N) => ⟨(ScottishBook155.protectedTargetLinearAmbient j) n, ⋯⟩, map_add' := ⋯, map_smul' := ⋯ }
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The old target is a linear isometric subspace of the protected envelope.
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- ScottishBook155.protectedTargetLinearIsometry j = { toLinearMap := ScottishBook155.protectedTargetLinear j, norm_map' := ⋯ }
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Projection through the first two product coordinates.
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The final embedding is nonexpansive.
Every distance retained by relative evaluation remains exact after adding the injectivity coordinate.
If the old target is complete and isometrically embedded, the final metric embedding is globally injective.