Hölder bounds from bounds on a function and its derivative #
A function on a real normed space which is bounded by N₀, with derivative bounded by N₁, is
α-Hölder for every α ≤ 1. By the mean value inequality it is N₁-Lipschitz on every convex
set where the derivative bound holds, which is used between nearby points, and the bound N₀
controls its oscillation between distant points (HolderOnWith.of_le_of_dist_le).
Main declarations #
TauCeti.holderWith_of_norm_le_of_norm_fderiv_le: on the whole space, the Hölder constant isN₁ + 2 N₀.TauCeti.holderOnWith_thickening_of_norm_fderiv_le: if the bounds hold on an open set containing the2δ-thickening of a setK, the function is Hölder on theδ-thickening ofK.
A differentiable function on the whole space bounded by N₀, with derivative bounded by N₁,
is α-Hölder with constant N₁ + 2 N₀ for every α ≤ 1: it is N₁-Lipschitz, which is used at
distances less than 1.
A function bounded by N₀, with derivative bounded by N₁, on an open set containing the
2δ-thickening of K is α-Hölder on the δ-thickening of K for every α ≤ 1, with constant
N₁ δ^(1 - α) + 2 N₀ δ^(-α): nearby points of the δ-thickening lie in a ball of radius δ
contained in the 2δ-thickening, on which the function is N₁-Lipschitz.