Helper for Theorem 6.1: the coordinate-sum linear-map candidate evaluates to the expected
finite sum ∑ j, v j • g j x₀.
Helper for Theorem 6.1: from interiority of x₀ in F and F ⊆ E, there is a positive
radius ball around x₀ contained in both F and E.
Helper for Theorem 6.1: continuity of a fixed partial-derivative field within F gives
an ε-δ estimate at x₀ for that coordinate field.
Helper for Theorem 6.1: each within-E partial derivative hypothesis at a point x ∈ F
upgrades to a one-variable derivative statement along the coordinate line through x in
direction e_j, at parameter value 0.
Helper for Theorem 6.1: continuity of all coordinate partial-derivative fields at x₀
within F gives a single radius on which all coordinates are simultaneously ε-close,
and the same ball lies in both F and E.
Helper for Theorem 6.1: every vector in ℝⁿ is the sum of its coordinate components
along the standard basis vectors.
Helper for Theorem 6.1: finite telescoping over successive differences on ℕ indices.
Helper for Theorem 6.1: if η = ε / (2 * C) and coordinate norms satisfy
∑ j, ‖h j‖ ≤ C * ‖h‖, then η * (∑ j, ‖h j‖) ≤ ε * ‖h‖.
Helper for Theorem 6.1: Nat-indexed coordinate-prefix path based at x₀ with increment
vector h.
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Helper for Theorem 6.1: the Nat-indexed coordinate-prefix path starts at x₀.
Helper for Theorem 6.1: one successor step in the Nat-indexed coordinate-prefix path adds the next coordinate increment.
Helper for Theorem 6.1: the final Nat-indexed coordinate-prefix node is x₀ + h.
Helper for Theorem 6.1: one coordinate-segment increment has remainder controlled by the uniform bound on the corresponding partial field along that segment.
Helper for Theorem 6.1: a local linear remainder bound implies HasFDerivWithinAt.
Theorem 6.1: Let E ⊆ ℝⁿ, let f : ℝⁿ → ℝᵐ be an ambient extension of a map on E,
let F ⊆ E, and let x₀ be an interior point of F (equivalently, there is r > 0 with
Metric.ball x₀ r ⊆ F). Assume that for each j ∈ {1, …, n} there is a
partial-derivative field g j on F such that
HasPartialDerivWithinAt E f x j (g j x) for every x ∈ F, and g j is continuous at x₀
when restricted to F. Then f is differentiable at x₀ within E, and its derivative is
the linear map v ↦ ∑ j, v j • g j x₀.