Helper for Theorem 4.12: y ∈ ∂ f(x) is equivalent to y maximizing
y' ↦ y' x - f*(y') on the whole dual space.
Helper for Theorem 4.12: on Set.univ, maximizing the negation of an objective is equivalent
to minimizing the original objective.
Theorem 4.12 (1): for a proper closed convex extended-real-valued function, the
subdifferential at x is exactly the set of dual vectors maximizing y' ↦ y' x - f*(y').
Theorem 4.12 (3): for a proper closed convex extended-real-valued function, the
subdifferential at the origin is exactly the minimizer set of the conjugate f*.
Theorem 4.12 (2): for a proper closed convex extended-real-valued function,
the subdifferential of the conjugate at y is the image under the canonical double-dual map
Module.Dual.eval ℝ E of
the maximizers of x' ↦ y x' - f(x').
Companion theorem for Theorem 4.12 (2): the canonical double-dual image of x lies in
∂(f∗)(y) exactly when x maximizes x' ↦ y x' - f(x') on the whole space.
Theorem 4.12 (4): for a proper closed convex extended-real-valued function,
at the zero dual vector the subdifferential of the conjugate is the canonical double-dual image
of the minimizer set of f.