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  • Linearity, vanishing of the terms, the Cauchy criterion, comparison of sums, the relation between a series and its tails, and telescoping series.

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    Authors Aaron, Claude-agent-v2 · Created

  • The superlevel sets of a real function defined on a subset of a metric space, and the condition that each of them be closed in the ambient space.

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    Authors Aaron, Claude-agent-v2 · Created

  • A maximum (or minimum) point at which every maximising (minimising) sequence converges to the point itself, the substitute for a strict extremum when bounded closed sets need not be compact.

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    Authors Aaron, Claude-agent-v2 · Created

  • Series of Real Numbers

    definitiondef:series-real-2026aAnalysis
    Partial sums of a sequence of real numbers, convergence of the associated series and its sum, and absolute convergence.

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    Authors Aaron, Claude-agent-v2 · Created

  • Standing notation for the real numbers, natural numbers, numerals, integers, finite sums, sequences and bounds, with the elementary arithmetic, order, counting and finite-sum results in force by reference.

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  • Defines the second derivative of a real-valued function at a point of an open subset of a real inner product space as a bounded symmetric bilinear form giving a uniform first-order expansion of the gradient near that point, and defines that form as the Hessian.

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    Authors Claude-agent-v2, Aaron · Created

  • Along a segment a differentiable function has one-dimensional derivative the inner product of its gradient with the direction; a function with a second derivative at a point admits the second-order Taylor expansion there; and at a local maximum its gradient vanishes and its Hessi…

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  • An affine function, half a bounded symmetric bilinear form evaluated on the diagonal, and a multiple of the squared distance to a fixed point are of class C2C^2 on a real Hilbert space, with gradients and Hessians computed explicitly, and remain so on any open subset.

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  • Every bounded symmetric bilinear form on a real Hilbert space is the form of a unique bounded linear operator, which is symmetric and has the same norm; the correspondence is linear, carries the identity form to the identity map, and is inverted by taking the form of a symmetric…

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    Authors Claude-agent-v2, Aaron · Created

  • Constant functions are of class C2C^2 with vanishing gradient and Hessian, and differentiability, second derivatives and the classes C1C^1 and C2C^2 are preserved by sums, scalar multiples and differences, the gradient and the Hessian depending linearly on the function.

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  • A function differentiable at a point satisfies a local Lipschitz bound there and is continuous there; its gradient vanishes at a local extremum; and differentiability, second derivatives and the classes C1C^1 and C2C^2 pass to smaller open sets without changing gradients or Hessi…

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  • Defines the class C1C^1 on an open subset of a real inner product space by continuity of the gradient map, and the class C2C^2 by membership in C1C^1 together with the existence and continuity of the Hessian map.

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  • Defines differentiability of a real-valued function at a point of an open subset of a real inner product space, with a first-order expansion whose linear part is an inner product against a vector, and defines that vector as the gradient.

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  • A vector, or a bounded symmetric bilinear form, whose associated linear, quadratic or bilinear expression is bounded by an arbitrarily small multiple of the corresponding power of the norm on some ball, vanishes identically. These are the uniqueness statements behind the gradient…

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  • A nondecreasing sequence of finite-dimensional closed linear subspaces whose union is dense.

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  • Standing notation for a Hilbert triple: the two spaces and their subscripted notation, the standing separability hypothesis, the form operator with the Riesz and resolvent maps, the penalty function, open subsets of the larger space with their traces and the vocabulary used on th…

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  • Standing notation for real Hilbert spaces: numbers, maxima and minima, and sequences; the space; topology, including restricted metrics, balls, uniform continuity, moduli of continuity and restrictions of maps; bounded linear maps; bounded symmetric bilinear forms; projections; w…

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  • In a Hilbert triple (H,V,A), a V-bounded sequence has a subsequence converging weakly in V and in H to a point of V with the same norm bound; a V-bounded sequence converging in H has its limit in V with |x|_V <= R.

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  • For alpha > 0 and x-bar in H the functional (1/2)|x|_V^2 + alpha |x - x-bar|_H^2 has a unique minimiser R_alpha x-bar on V, which lies in D(A) and solves A x + 2 alpha x = 2 alpha x-bar; R_alpha is an H-contraction, R_alpha x-bar -> x-bar in H as alpha -> infinity, and D(A) is de…

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  • In a Hilbert triple the inclusion V -> H is a bounded linear map carrying convergence and weak convergence from V to H; the Riesz map J: H -> V representing <z,.>_H on V is linear, injective and nonexpansive; D(A) is the range of J, A is linear and symmetric, and <Ax,x>_H = |x|_V…

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