Helper for Theorem 3.56: the source-facing ambient space ℝ × ℝ^(n - 1) of the Kelley hard
instance.
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The origin is a constrained minimizer of the complete-data Kelley objective on the explicit
feasible set Q.
The source-facing execution stays in the complete-data feasible set Q and satisfies the
displayed geometric objective-gap lower bound at every iterate.
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The source-facing execution satisfies the displayed oracle-call lower bound whenever an iterate
reaches an ε-accurate objective value.
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The optimality clause for the complete-data Kelley instance.
A bundled witness for the nondegenerate Kelley lower-bound clause.
- exists_execution : ∃ (execution : KelleyCompleteFirstOrderExecution n), execution.HasGapLowerBound ∧ execution.HasCallLowerBound
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A bundled source-facing conclusion for the complete-data Kelley theorem, with the lower-bound
clause recorded under the explicit nondegenerate side condition 2 ≤ n.
- objective_value_zero : kelleyCompleteObjective 0 = 0
- origin_mem_argmin : 0 ∈ constrainedArgmin kelleyCompleteFeasibleSet kelleyCompleteObjective
- lower_bound : 2 ≤ n → KelleyCompleteLowerBoundWitness n
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Helper for Theorem 3.56: the first coordinate direction in ℝ^(n - 1).
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Helper for Theorem 3.56: the distinguished first coordinate direction has norm 1.
Helper for Theorem 3.56: the distinguished first coordinate direction lies in the explicit
feasible set Q.
Helper for Theorem 3.56: the complete-data objective at the distinguished first coordinate
direction is 1.
Helper for Theorem 3.56: the displayed geometric lower-bound factor is at most 1.
The nondegenerate Kelley lower-bound clause for the complete-data instance.
Theorem 3.56: let n ≥ 1 and consider the convex optimization problem
min {f(y, x) | (y, x) ∈ Q} on ℝ × ℝ^(n - 1) with
f(y, x) = max {|y|, ‖x‖²} and
Q = {(y, x) | y² + ‖x‖² ≤ 1}. Then the optimal value is 0, attained at (0, 0).
Moreover, the Kelley lower-bound execution is recorded here under the explicit nondegenerate
side condition 2 ≤ n, which excludes the degenerate one-dimensional case n = 1.