A nonempty torus-cyclically monotone set admits a Lipschitz periodic potential whose difference from half the squared norm is convex, satisfying a one-sided comparison along the set; consequently every nearest lift of the second point of a pair in the set is a subgradient of that convex function at the first point.
In the setting of The Flat Torus: Standing Notation, used with for a natural number with , and of Probability Measures on Euclidean Space and Random Vectors: Standing Notation, let be the flat torus distance, the integer lattice and the coordinate projections of ; for write . Let be nonempty and torus-cyclically monotone.
Then there is a function such that, with given by , the following hold.
1. (Periodic Lipschitz part) is -periodic and Lipschitz with constant .
2. (Convex lift) is convex on .
3. (Comparison along the set) For every , with and , and every ,
4. (Nearest lifts are subgradients) For every , with and , every with belongs to the subdifferential .
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