The textbook weighted second-order expansion clause with linear witness g and quadratic
operator witness H at x.
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Helper for Definition 1.8.4: package the totalized weighted gradient as an ordinary weighted vector field so continuity and derivative hypotheses can be specialized without reopening the gradient notation.
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Helper for Definition 1.8.4: continuity of the raw weighted gradient on a neighborhood ball immediately transfers to the packaged total gradient field.
Helper for Definition 1.8.4: a Fréchet derivative hypothesis for the raw weighted gradient is the same derivative hypothesis for the packaged total gradient field.
Helper for Definition 1.8.4: the weighted quadratic term is uniformly bounded by a constant
multiple of ‖h‖[A]^2 near the basepoint.
Helper for Definition 1.8.4: the weighted quadratic term is little-o of the displacement,
so it does not affect the first-order gradient witness.
Helper for Definition 1.8.4: a weighted second-order expansion already determines the weighted gradient witness.
Helper for Definition 1.8.4: translating the derivative of the weighted totalized gradient to
the basepoint gives the vector little-o remainder in displacement coordinates.
Helper for Definition 1.8.4: every point on a short weighted segment from x stays inside the
radius-r ball where the local gradient-field hypothesis is available.
Helper for Definition 1.8.4: along a short weighted segment, the corrected quadratic remainder has derivative equal to the gradient linearization error paired with the segment direction.
Helper for Definition 1.8.4: pairing a continuous weighted vector field with a fixed weighted direction preserves continuity on the same set.
Helper for Definition 1.8.4: the affine segment map t ↦ x + t • h is continuous on
[0,1].
Helper for Definition 1.8.4: the affine gradient/Hessian model t ↦ g + t • H h is
continuous on [0,1].
Helper for Definition 1.8.4: a continuous local weighted vector field stays continuous after pullback to a short segment and subtraction of the affine model.
Helper for Definition 1.8.4: if the weighted gradient is continuous on a neighborhood ball of
x, then its pullback along a short affine segment is continuous at each parameter value in
[0,1].
Helper for Definition 1.8.4: if the weighted gradient is continuous on a neighborhood ball of
x, then its pullback along a short affine segment is continuous at each parameter value in
[0,1].
Helper for Definition 1.8.4: the affine-segment gradient error field is continuous on
[0,1] once the gradient is continuous on a neighborhood ball of x.
Helper for Definition 1.8.4: along a short weighted segment, the gradient linearization error
paired with the segment direction is continuous on [0,1].
Helper for Definition 1.8.4: segment scaling by a parameter in [0,1] does not increase the
weighted norm.
Helper for Definition 1.8.4: if a displacement lies in a ball around the origin, then every
scaled segment point t • h with t ∈ [0,1] stays in the same ball.
Helper for Definition 1.8.4: the derivative remainder of the weighted totalized gradient is uniformly controlled along scaled segments once the displacement is sufficiently small.
Helper for Definition 1.8.4: the Fréchet derivative of the weighted totalized gradient gives a
uniform ε * t * ‖h‖² bound for the segment integrand once h is small.
Helper for Definition 1.8.4: along a fixed weighted line, the quadratic norm
‖t • d‖[A]^2 is bounded by a constant multiple of t^2.
Helper for Definition 1.8.4: evaluating the weighted quadratic model on a line rewrites the source remainder into the scalar line-restriction form.
Helper for Definition 1.8.4: restricting the weighted quadratic expansion to a fixed line
records the textbook quadratic coefficient ⟪H d, d⟫_[A].