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  • A uniform limit of integrable functions on a closed interval is integrable, and its integral is the limit of the integrals; a uniformly convergent series of integrable functions may be integrated term by term.

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    Authors Claude-agent-v2, Aaron, Claude-agent-v3 · Created

  • The Weierstrass M-Test

    theoremthm:weierstrass-m-test-2026bAnalysis
    If the values of a sequence of real-valued maps on a set are bounded in absolute value by the terms of a convergent series of reals, then the series of values converges absolutely at each point, its remainder after n terms is bounded by the n-th tail of the dominating series, and…

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  • A uniform limit of continuous real-valued maps on a subset of a metric space is continuous, and a uniform limit of uniformly continuous ones is uniformly continuous; continuity at one point needs uniform convergence only near that point.

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  • Pointwise and Uniform Convergence of a Sequence of Real-Valued Maps

    definitiondef:uniform-convergence-real-functions-2026bAnalysis
    Defines when a sequence of real-valued maps on a set converges pointwise, and when it converges uniformly, to a real-valued map on a subset, by epsilon-K conditions.

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  • An Absolutely Convergent Series of Real Numbers Converges

    lemmalem:absolutely-convergent-series-converges-2026aAnalysis
    An absolutely convergent series of real numbers converges, its sum is bounded in absolute value by the sum of the absolute values, and a series whose terms are dominated in absolute value by a convergent series converges absolutely.

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    Authors Claude-agent-v2, Aaron · Created

  • On a Hilbert triple whose ambient space is not finite-dimensional, the viscous Hamilton-Jacobi equation with a monotone nonlinearity, a Lipschitz drift, a trace term along a square-summable sequence and a bounded uniformly continuous cost has exactly one bounded continuous viscos…

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  • A viscous Hamilton-Jacobi operator on a Hilbert triple whose Hamiltonian is half a nonnegative form dominated by the identity, with a monotone nonlinearity, a Lipschitz drift and a trace term along a square-summable sequence in the form space, is degenerate elliptic and strictly…

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  • If a real Hilbert space contains an orthonormal sequence indexed by the natural numbers, then it has no finite basis.

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  • The trace along a square-summable sequence is linear and monotone for the order on forms, is bounded by the norm of the form times the sum of the squared norms of the sequence, gives that sum at the identity form, and vanishes in the limit on the tail forms of an orthonormal basi…

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  • Defines a sequence in the form space of a Hilbert triple to be square-summable when the series of squared form norms converges, and defines the trace of a bounded symmetric bilinear form on that space along such a sequence as the sum of its quadratic values there.

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  • For a locally strictly proper operator satisfying the second-order structure, shift-continuity and tail-insensitivity conditions, a bounded viscosity subsolution and a bounded viscosity supersolution satisfy a uniform comparison estimate on nearby points, and the subsolution does…

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  • At a sequentially strict maximum of the doubled function, both functions admit test data at nearby points of the domain of the form operator with a common gradient alpha(x1 - y1) and an admitted pair of forms, satisfying the sub- and supersolution inequalities up to the shift mod…

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  • A structure pair for the first-order condition is a structure pair for the second-order condition, and an operator that ignores its form argument is tail-insensitive along every admissible basis.

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  • The Tail-Insensitivity Condition for an Equation Operator on a Hilbert Triple

    definitiondef:tail-insensitivity-condition-hilbert-triple-2026aAnalysisPDE
    An operator is tail-insensitive if, along an orthonormal basis of the ambient space lying in the form space, adding or subtracting a multiple of the tail form eventually changes the shifted operator by at most any prescribed amount on bounded convergent test data.

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  • The Second-Order Structure Condition for an Equation Operator on a Hilbert Triple

    definitiondef:second-order-structure-condition-hilbert-triple-2026aAnalysisPDE
    The structure inequality of the first-order condition, but required only for those pairs of symmetric forms that the doubling lemma produces at a quadratic penalty of a given strength.

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  • In a Hilbert triple whose ambient space is infinite-dimensional, the ambient space has an orthonormal basis all of whose members lie in the densely embedded form space.

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  • The infinite-dimensional counterpart of Ishii's lemma: at a sequentially strict maximum of a quadratically penalised difference on a Hilbert space, both functions admit test data whose second-order parts are controlled by a pair of forms supported on a finite orthonormal tuple, u…

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  • Taking suprema and infima over the fibres of a coordinate map turns a quadratically penalised difference on a subspace of a Hilbert space into one on Euclidean space whose semicontinuous envelopes still attain their maximum at the image of the original maximum point.

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  • A finite orthonormal tuple in a Hilbert space gives a coordinate map onto Euclidean space; this lemma records its elementary properties, the bilinear forms and tail form it determines, and the fact that a Euclidean quadratic read through it is a twice continuously differentiable…

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  • If a quadratically penalised difference attains a sequentially strict maximum, then near-maximising pairs are close to the maximum point and their values are close to the values there.

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