The canonical positive root of the optimal-method quadratic equation
L * α^2 = (1 - α) * γ + α * μ.
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Under L > 0 and γ > 0, the canonical root satisfies the defining optimal-method equation.
The canonical root is positive whenever L > 0 and γ > 0.
If μ < L, then the canonical root lies strictly below 1.
Under L > 0, μ < L, and γ > 0, the canonical root belongs to (0, 1).
Algorithm 2.3: the recursive type-I optimal-method trajectory. The primitive recursive state
is (x_k, v_k, γ_k); the source-named quantities α_k and y_k are the canonical derived
projections determined by step (a) and step (b).
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The iterate sequence x_k of Algorithm 2.3.
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The estimating-sequence centers v_k of Algorithm 2.3.
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The curvature sequence γ_k of Algorithm 2.3.
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The coefficient sequence α_k of Algorithm 2.3, obtained from the canonical positive root of
the quadratic step-(a) equation.
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The interpolation sequence y_k of Algorithm 2.3.
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The interpolation sequence is given by the textbook weighted-average formula.
The exact step-(c) update of Algorithm 2.3.
The center update of Algorithm 2.3.
The curvature sequence stays positive once γ₀ > 0 and L > 0.
Every coefficient α_k is positive once γ₀ > 0 and L > 0.
Every coefficient α_k lies below 1 once μ < L.
Every coefficient α_k belongs to (0, 1) under the canonical positivity hypotheses.
The recursive coefficients satisfy the optimal-method quadratic relation.
The recursive curvature sequence satisfies the owner optimal-method update law.
Under differentiability and L-Lipschitz gradient smoothness, the exact step of
Algorithm 2.3 satisfies the owner descent inequality on the ambient real Hilbert space.
The recursive Algorithm 2.3 trajectory, viewed through the owner optimal-method recurrence API.
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Forgetting the exact step update and retaining the induced owner descent estimate yields the
canonical GeneralOptimalMethodScheme.