The closed perspective of φ as an extended-real-valued function: it agrees with the
perspective away from the zero-height slice and takes the recession-function value at height
0. This construction only needs the effective domain of φ to be nonempty.
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On the zero-height slice, the closed perspective equals the recession function.
Away from the zero-height slice, the closed perspective agrees with the ordinary perspective.
The closed perspective never takes the value -∞.
The subtype-valued closed perspective associated with closedPerspectiveEReal.
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Coercing the closed perspective to EReal recovers the explicit closed-perspective formula.
Helper for Proposition 9.42: view ℝ × H with the ℓ² product metric so the perspective
slice lives in the intended Hilbert product space.
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Helper for Proposition 9.42: equip ℝ × H with the ℓ² product norm.
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Helper for Proposition 9.42: the ℓ² product norm on ℝ × H is compatible with scalar
multiplication.
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Helper for Proposition 9.42: completeness of ℝ × H for the ℓ² product metric follows from
the uniform equivalence with WithLp 2 (ℝ × H).
Helper for Proposition 9.42: the product Hilbert structure on ℝ × H is the textbook one
⟪(a, u), (b, v)⟫ = ab + ⟪u, v⟫.
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Helper for Proposition 9.42: view ((ℝ × H) × ℝ) with the ℓ² product metric so Corollary
6.53 applies in the ambient Hilbert space of the perspective epigraph.
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Helper for Proposition 9.42: equip ((ℝ × H) × ℝ) with the ℓ² product norm.
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Helper for Proposition 9.42: the ℓ² product norm on ((ℝ × H) × ℝ) is compatible with
scalar multiplication.
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Helper for Proposition 9.42: completeness of ((ℝ × H) × ℝ) for the ℓ² product metric
again comes from its uniform equivalence with the corresponding WithLp product.
Helper for Proposition 9.42: the ambient Hilbert structure on ((ℝ × H) × ℝ) is the
componentwise one from the textbook product space.
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Helper for Proposition 9.42: convexity on the effective domain of a
]-∞,+∞]-valued function yields convexity of its real-height epigraph after coercion to EReal.
Helper for Proposition 9.42: every effective-domain point gives a canonical finite-height point of the real-height epigraph.
Helper for Proposition 9.42: the unit slice over a convex epigraph is convex.
Helper for Proposition 9.42: if the real-height epigraph of F is closed, then the fixed
unit slice used for the perspective-cone description is also closed.
Helper for Proposition 9.42: the recession cone of the unit perspective slice consists precisely of the zero-height directions whose remaining coordinates lie in the recession cone of the original real-height epigraph.
Helper for Proposition 9.42: the epigraph of the closed perspective is the union of the ordinary perspective epigraph with the zero-height recession slice.
Helper for Proposition 9.42: equality of real-height epigraphs determines an
EReal-valued function once one side is known never to take the value -∞.
Proposition 9.42: for φ ∈ Γ₀(H), the lower semicontinuous envelope of the perspective of
φ is the closed perspective obtained by inserting the recession function on the zero-height
slice.
The closed perspective associated with a Γ₀(H) function belongs to Γ₀(ℝ × H).