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First- and Second-Order Conditions at a Local Extremum of a C2C^2 Function Penalised by hh on the Small Space

lemmaAnalysisPDElem:penalised-maximum-c2-hilbert-triple-2026a
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Reason: P10.4: first- and second-order conditions at a local extremum of ψ∓λh on V∩U (core of Ishii 1993, Lemma 3.3). · 1,247 chars · 1 dep · depth 23

If ψ is C2C^2 on an open subset U of H and ψ − λh has a local maximum on V∩U at x̂, then x̂ lies in D(A), λAx̂ = Dψ(x̂), and the restriction of D^2ψ(x̂) to V is at most λI_V; dually at a local minimum of ψ + λh.

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In the setting of Hilbert Triples: Standing Notation and Background, let UHU\subseteq H be open in HH, with W=D(A)UW=D(A)\cap U, the class C2(U)C^{2}(U) and local extrema relative to VUV\cap U as fixed there, let hh be the penalty function, let YYVY\mapsto Y|_{V}, IVI_{V} and \preceq be as in Hilbert Triples: Standing Notation and Background §restriction, let ψC2(U)\psi\in C^{2}(U), let λR\lambda\in\mathbb{R} satisfy 0<λ0<\lambda, and let x^VU\hat{x}\in V\cap U. Then the following hold.

1. (Local maximum of ψλh\psi-\lambda h) If the function VURV\cap U\to\mathbb{R} with value ψ(x)λh(x)\psi(x)-\lambda h(x) at xx has a local maximum at x^\hat{x} relative to VUV\cap U, then x^D(A)\hat{x}\in D(A), so that x^W\hat{x}\in W, and

λAx^=Dψ(x^)andD2ψ(x^)VλIV.\lambda A\hat{x}=D\psi(\hat{x})\qquad\text{and}\qquad D^{2}\psi(\hat{x})|_{V}\preceq\lambda I_{V}.

2. (Local minimum of ψ+λh\psi+\lambda h) If the function VURV\cap U\to\mathbb{R} with value ψ(x)+λh(x)\psi(x)+\lambda h(x) at xx has a local minimum at x^\hat{x} relative to VUV\cap U, then x^D(A)\hat{x}\in D(A), so that x^W\hat{x}\in W, and

λAx^=Dψ(x^)andλIVD2ψ(x^)V.\lambda A\hat{x}=-D\psi(\hat{x})\qquad\text{and}\qquad -\lambda I_{V}\preceq D^{2}\psi(\hat{x})|_{V}.
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