Theorem 5.24.11: a multivalued mapping ρ : ℝ^n ⇉ ℝ^n is cyclically monotone if and only if
there exists a closed proper convex function f on ℝ^n whose Euclideanized subdifferential
contains ρ pointwise; in Lean this containment is
ρ x ⊆ (dotProductEquiv ℝ (Fin n)) ⁻¹' subdifferentialAt f x for every x.
Helper for Theorem 5.24.12: a common Euclideanized subgradient point already determines the additive gap between two proper convex functions.
Helper for Theorem 5.24.12: primal Euclideanized fiber inclusion transports to the Fenchel conjugates by swapping the two Euclidean subgradient coordinates.
Helper for Theorem 5.24.12: adding a finite real constant does not change Euclideanized subdifferential fibers.
Helper for Theorem 5.24.12: primal Euclideanized fiber inclusion persists after passing to a fixed-step secant quotient based at a finite anchor point.
Helper for Theorem 5.24.12: once two nonempty scalar interval fibers are written with finite endpoints, equality of the interval sets forces equality of the two endpoint pairs.
Helper for Theorem 5.24.12: inclusion of two finite nonempty scalar interval fibers already forces the corresponding derivative-band bounds in the only direction available from the inclusion.
Helper for Theorem 5.24.12: once scalar fiber inclusion is rewritten through Theorem 5.24.2, the only remaining information is the corresponding one-sided derivative-band bounds.
Helper for Theorem 5.24.12: once the scalar derivative-band inequalities hold on every point of an open interval, the one-sided continuity of the derivative extensions upgrades them to pointwise equality of the left and right derivative extensions on that interval.
Helper for Theorem 5.24.12: if two one-dimensional scalar restrictions have the same scalar subdifferential fiber at an interior point, then their left and right derivative bands agree at that point.
Helper for Theorem 5.24.12: translating by a fixed primal base point rewrites the Euclideanized subdifferential fiber of the translated-difference function as the original fiber at the shifted point.
Helper for Theorem 5.24.12: pointwise Euclideanized primal-fiber inclusion is preserved after translating both functions by the same base point and subtracting the corresponding base value.
Helper for Theorem 5.24.12: translated differences inherit proper convexity from the original proper convex function.
Helper for Theorem 5.24.12: translated differences of closed proper convex functions remain closed.