If the source is in the gauge distance with at most rho , every subsolution minus every supersolution of the quadratic control equation is bounded by L times the gauge distance for L between and ; hence comparison, uniqueness, and the Lipschitz bound for solutions.
In the setting of Unitary Laws with Free Unitary Noise: Standing Data, with the conventions of Unitary Laws with Free Unitary Noise: Standing Data §spaces, let be the quadratic control Hamiltonian, the constants, the source, and a trilinear constant. Suppose that there is a real with
1. (Lipschitz cone) Let be a real number with . If is a viscosity subsolution and a viscosity supersolution of The Discounted Hamilton-Jacobi-Bellman Equation on Unitary Laws with Free Unitary Noise §equation with Hamiltonian , then for all .
2. (Comparison) If and are as in clause 1, then for every .
3. (Uniqueness) The Discounted Hamilton-Jacobi-Bellman Equation on Unitary Laws with Free Unitary Noise §equation with Hamiltonian has at most one viscosity solution.
4. (Lipschitz bound) Every viscosity solution of The Discounted Hamilton-Jacobi-Bellman Equation on Unitary Laws with Free Unitary Noise §equation with Hamiltonian satisfies for all .
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