Helper for Theorem 6.2: specialize Theorem 6.1 to E = F and F = U to package the
within-F Fréchet derivative at x₀ together with its coordinate-sum evaluation formula.
Helper for Theorem 6.2: a within-F Fréchet derivative and its coordinate-sum evaluation
formula imply the punctured directional limit with target ∑ j, v j • g j x₀.
Helper for Theorem 6.2: project a vector-valued limit in Euclidean space to any coordinate.
Helper for Theorem 6.2: the i-th coordinate of ∑ j, v j • g j x₀ is the dot-product
dotProduct v (fun j => (g j x₀) i).
Theorem 6.2: Let F ⊆ ℝⁿ and f : ℝⁿ → ℝᵐ, and let x₀ ∈ interior F.
Assume there is a neighborhood U of x₀ with U ⊆ F such that for each coordinate
j : Fin n, the partial derivative of f with respect to xⱼ exists at every x ∈ U
within F and is represented by g j x, and the map g j is continuous at x₀
within U. Then for every direction v, the directional difference quotient of f
at x₀ along v (equation 6.u93) converges to ∑ⱼ vⱼ • gⱼ(x₀) (equation 6.u94).
In the scalar-valued case m = 1, the 0-th coordinate form is
Dᵥ f(x₀) = v • ∇f(x₀) in dot-product form (equation 6.u95).