The Euclidean-space equivalence reduces to the identity on Fin n → ℝ.
The inverse Euclidean-space equivalence reduces to WithLp.toLp.
Corollary 16.2.1. Let A be a linear transformation from ℝ^n to ℝ^m and let g be a
proper convex function on ℝ^m. Then there exists no vector y* ∈ ℝ^m such that
A^* y* = 0, (g^*0^+)(y*) ≤ 0, and (g^*0^+)(-y*) > 0
if and only if A x ∈ ri (dom g) for at least one x ∈ ℝ^n.
Here dom g is the effective domain effectiveDomain univ g, ri is euclideanRelativeInterior,
and (g^*0^+) is represented as recessionFunction (fenchelConjugate m g).
Block equivalence between flattened vectors and block families.
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Block projection linear map extracting the i-th block.
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Unblocking the block projections recovers the original vector.
Diagonal embedding into the flattened space.
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Block projection of the diagonal embedding is the identity.
Each block projection is surjective.
Diagonal embedding as a linear map on Euclidean space.
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Block projection as a linear map on Euclidean space.
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Coercion form of the diagonal map.
Coercion form of the block projection.
Block projection of the diagonal embedding is the identity on Euclidean space.
The adjoint of the diagonal embedding is the sum of block projections.
Effective domain of a block-sum is the intersection of block preimages.
Properness of the block-sum function assembled from proper convex summands.
Image of the block projection on the block-sum effective domain.
Support function of a block-sum domain dominates the sum of blockwise support functions.
Support function of a block-sum effective domain splits by blocks.
Recession of the block-sum conjugate splits by blocks at an unblocked covector.