Basic facts about seminormed groups #
In a seminormed additive group, the squared distance between two points is at most twice the sum
of their squared distances to any third point: the triangle inequality through c, squared with
(x + y) ^ 2 ≤ 2 (x ^ 2 + y ^ 2). The reciprocal transform (1 + ‖x - a‖²)⁻¹ of a squared
distance is at most 1.
An unbounded set stays unbounded after removing a closed ball, since a closed ball is bounded.
A bound on the norms of a set with two distinct points is positive, since one of the points is nonzero.
A continuous function on ℝ with limits at ±∞ is bounded.
A map bounded by M on a set sends it into the closed ball of radius 2 * M around any of its
values there.
Near 0, the product ‖x‖ * R is eventually less than any positive bound.
A sum z + a with ‖a‖ < ‖z‖ is nonzero.
A constant bound on ‖f x‖ over a ball of positive radius is nonnegative, since the ball
contains 0.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.norm_sub_sq_le_two_mul-- the squared triangle inequality through an intermediate point.TauCeti.inv_one_add_norm_sub_sq_le_one-- the reciprocal transform of a squared distance is at most1.TauCeti.not_isBounded_inter_lt_norm_sub-- the part of an unbounded set outside a closed ball is unbounded.Set.Nontrivial.pos_of_forall_norm_le-- a bound on the norms of a nontrivial set is positive.TauCeti.exists_forall_norm_le_of_tendsto-- a continuous functionℝ → Fwith limits at±∞is bounded.TauCeti.exists_enorm_sub_le_mul_of_reflTransGen-- constants joined by a chain of related indices are uniformly close if constants at related indices are.TauCeti.mapsTo_closedBall_of_forall_norm_le-- a map bounded byMonssendssinto the closed ball of radius2 * Maround any of its values ons.TauCeti.eventually_norm_mul_lt-- eventually near0,‖x‖ * R < ρfor anyρ > 0.TauCeti.add_ne_zero_of_norm_lt--z + a ≠ 0when‖a‖ < ‖z‖.TauCeti.nonneg_of_forall_norm_lt-- a constant bound on‖f x‖over a ball of positive radius is nonnegative.
Squared triangle inequality. The squared distance from a to b is at most twice the sum
of the squared distances from a and from b to an intermediate point c.
An unbounded set stays unbounded after removing a closed ball: its far part
s ∩ {w | ρ < ‖w - c‖} is unbounded.
In a normed group, a bound on the norms of a set with two distinct points is positive.
A map bounded by M on a set s sends s into the closed ball of radius 2 * M around its
value at any point c ∈ s.
A continuous function ℝ → F into a seminormed group with limits at ±∞ is bounded.
Families of vectors joined by a chain of related indices are uniformly close, if the vectors at
related indices are: if ‖a k j - a k i‖ ≤ D * G k for related i j and all k, then the
same holds, with a constant D' independent of k, for any j reachable from i₀.
A constant bound on ‖f x‖ over a ball of positive radius is nonnegative, since the ball
contains 0.