Without any semicontinuity assumption, a bounded envelope subsolution lies below a bounded envelope supersolution on the domain of the free energy; bounded envelope solutions are unique and automatically Wasserstein-continuous on every sublevel set of the free energy.
In the setting of The Discounted HJB Equation with Free Langevin Noise in a Wall, Envelope Form: Standing Notation, suppose is nonempty, and assume that the Hamiltonian satisfies the structure condition at bounded positions, is uniformly continuous in the momentum at bounded positions, and absorbs shifts at noise level .
1. (Comparison) Let be bounded, let be an envelope viscosity subsolution and an envelope viscosity supersolution of , each with some shift range. Then for every .
2. (Uniqueness) Any two bounded envelope viscosity solutions of , each with some shift range, satisfy for every .
3. (Continuity on energy sublevel sets) Let be a bounded envelope viscosity solution of with some shift range, and let be real. Then the function on the set is continuous for the metric .
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