For bounded semicontinuous u and v the doubled difference penalised by the squared distance and the wall-confined free energy attains its maximum, the maximum decreases in the doubling strength with the usual gain, and it tends to the unpenalised supremum as the penalty weight vanishes.
1. (Bounds) For all reals δ≥0 and α>0, every value of Ψδ,α is at most 2b−2δe, and the supremum S(δ,α) of the values of Ψδ,α is a real number; moreover S(δ,α)≤S(0,α)−2δe.
2. (Diagonal) For every real α>0, S(0,α)≥u(κd(λ))−v(κd(λ)) for every λ∈D.
3. (Monotone in the strength)S(0,α′)≥S(0,α) for all reals α,α′ with 0<α′≤α.
4. (Maximiser) For all reals δ>0 and α>0 there is (μ^,ν^)∈D×D with Ψδ,α(μ^,ν^)=S(δ,α), called a maximising pair of Ψδ,α.
5. (Doubling strength) If δ>0, 0<α′<α and (μ^,ν^) is a maximising pair of Ψδ,α, then
S(δ,α)+2α−α′W2(μ^,ν^)2≤S(δ,α′).
6. (Vanishing weight) For all reals α>0 and ε>0 there is a real δ1>0 with S(δ,α)≥S(0,α)−ε for every real δ with 0<δ≤δ1.
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