Auxiliary definition: the global Lipschitz condition
|f(z) - f(x)| ≤ α * ‖z - x‖, expressed via toReal for an EReal-valued function.
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Auxiliary definition: the quantity sup { ‖xStar‖₁ | xStar ∈ dom f^* }, where dom f^* is the
effective domain of the Fenchel conjugate f^*.
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- conjugateDomainRadius f = sSup ((fun (xStar : Fin n → ℝ) => l1Norm xStar) '' effectiveDomain Set.univ (fenchelConjugate n f))
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If f is finite everywhere and satisfies LipschitzCondition f α, then its recession function
is bounded above by α‖y‖.
If a nonempty convex set has support function ⊤ in every nonzero direction, then the set
is all of ℝ^n.
If f is proper convex and dom f* is bounded, then f is finite everywhere.
If C is bounded, then its support function is dominated by R‖y‖ for some R ≥ 0
with respect to the sup norm on ℝ^n.
If f is finite everywhere and f₀⁺(y) ≤ α‖y‖ for all y, then f satisfies the global
Lipschitz condition with constant α.
If f is proper convex and dom f* is bounded, then f satisfies a global Lipschitz
condition for some α ≥ 0.
Corollary 13.3.3. Let f be a proper convex function. The effective domain dom f^* is
bounded if and only if f is finite everywhere and there exists α ≥ 0 such that
|f(z) - f(x)| ≤ α * ‖z - x‖ for all z and x (a global Lipschitz condition).
If xStar ∈ dom f*, then ‖xStar‖₁ ≤ conjugateDomainRadius f.
The support function of dom f* is bounded by conjugateDomainRadius f * ‖y‖.
If f is finite everywhere and satisfies a global Lipschitz condition with constant α,
then any xStar with α < ‖xStar‖₁ lies outside dom f* (equivalently, f* xStar = ⊤).
Corollary 13.3.3 (optimal Lipschitz constant): assuming f is finite everywhere and
dom f^* is bounded, the smallest α for which the global Lipschitz condition holds is
α = sup { ‖xStar‖ | xStar ∈ dom f^* } (here conjugateDomainRadius f).
Theorem 12.3 specialization: conjugating x ↦ f x - ⟪x, xStar⟫ translates the conjugate.
The effective domain of (f - ⟪·, xStar⟫)^* is the translate dom f^* - xStar.
Translating a set preserves membership in intrinsicInterior.
Translating a set preserves membership in its affineSpan.