Helper for Theorem 37.4: this is the affine tilt
K - ⟨\cdot,u^*⟩ - ⟨\cdot,v^*⟩ whose saddle points characterize
productSubdifferentialAt K u v.
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Helper for Theorem 37.4: the first-variable partial increment is the difference of the two corresponding dot products.
Helper for Theorem 37.4: the second-variable partial increment is the difference of the two corresponding dot products.
Helper for Theorem 37.4: the coordinatewise EReal products that occur after unfolding the
partial subdifferentials sum to the same coerced real affine increment.
Helper for Theorem 37.4: membership in the product subdifferential is exactly the saddle-point
condition for the affine tilt by (uStar, vStar).
Helper for Theorem 37.4: a closed proper saddle-function has nonempty product
subdifferential at every point of ri (dom K).
Helper for Theorem 37.4: for a proper saddle-function, any nonempty product subdifferential
can only occur on dom K = dom₁ K × dom₂ K.
Theorem 37.4: a pair (uStar, vStar) lies in ∂K(u, v) exactly when the affine tilt
K - ⟨\cdot,u^*⟩ - ⟨\cdot,v^*⟩ has (u, v) as a saddle point; for closed proper K one has
ri (dom K) ⊆ dom ∂K ⊆ dom K.
Helper for Corollary 37.4.1: equivalence of saddle-functions is symmetric.
Helper for Corollary 37.4.1: a saddle point of the affine tilt can occur only at a point of the original common saddle domain.
Helper for Corollary 37.4.1: once the second coordinate lies in the common saddle domain, the affine tilts of equivalent saddle-functions agree on the whole corresponding row.
Helper for Corollary 37.4.1: once the first coordinate lies in the common saddle domain, the affine tilts of equivalent saddle-functions agree on the whole corresponding column.
Helper for Corollary 37.4.1: if one affine tilt has a saddle point at (u,v), the
corresponding affine tilt of an equivalent saddle-function has the same saddle point.
Helper for Corollary 37.4.1: the affine-tilt saddle-point predicate is identical for equivalent saddle-functions.
Helper for Corollary 37.4.1: equivalent saddle-functions have the same product subdifferential at every point.
Helper for Corollary 37.4.1: on every point where the product subdifferential is nonempty, equivalent saddle-functions already agree in value.
Corollary 37.4.1: equivalent saddle-functions have the same product subdifferential, and their values agree on the common domain where this product subdifferential is nonempty.
Helper for Corollary 37.5.1: the graph of the product subdifferential of K, written in the
four-block coordinates (u, v, uStar, vStar).
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Helper for Corollary 37.5.1: after packing the primal variables with Fin.append, the
textbook map becomes the packed addition map with the first dual block sign-twisted.
Helper for Corollary 37.5.1: unpacking the packed addition map recovers exactly the textbook
map (u - uStar, v + vStar).
Helper for Corollary 37.5.1: package the four-block graph coordinates
(u, v, uStar, vStar) into the corrected packed coordinates
((u, vStar), (-uStar, v)).
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Helper for Corollary 37.5.1: the packed coordinate swap/sign map is continuous, so closedness can be transported by preimages once the graph-bridge is known.
Helper for Corollary 37.5.1: a closed proper convex bifunction gives a closed proper packed
convex graph function on ℝ^(m+n).
Explicit infinite-value qualification needed by the canonical Section 34 witness route used to recover a graph-closed convex representative.
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Helper for Corollary 37.5.1: a closed proper saddle-function admits a representative that is closed in the Chapter 6 graph-function sense as well as proper in the Section 34 image-closed sense.
Helper for Corollary 37.5.1: a closed proper convex bifunction gives a closed proper packed
convex graph function on ℝ^(m+n).
Helper for Corollary 37.5.1: generated-class membership is exactly saddle-equivalence with the canonical pairing kernel of the representing convex bifunction.
Helper for Corollary 37.5.1: the corrected packing map is an ambient homeomorphism before restricting to either graph.
Helper for Corollary 37.5.1: the packed dual pairing with
((u', x') - (u, vStar), (-uStar, v)) is exactly the split affine term
⟪x', v⟫ - ⟪vStar, v⟫ - (⟪u', uStar⟫ - ⟪u, uStar⟫).