Approximation to convex functions #
In this file we show that a convex lower-semicontinuous function is the upper envelope of a family of continuous affine linear functions. We follow the proof in [Bou87].
Main Statement #
sSup_affine_eq: A functionφ : E → ℝthat is convex and lower-semicontinuous on a closed convex subsetsis the supremum of a family of functions that are the restrictions tosof continuous affine linear functions.sSup_of_countable_affine_eq: SupposeEis aHereditarilyLindelofSpace. A functionφ : E → ℝthat is convex and lower-semicontinuous on a closed convex subsetsis the supremum of a family of countably many functions that are the restrictions tosof continuous affine linear functions.
Let φ : E → ℝ be a convex and lower-semicontinuous function on a closed convex subset s. For
any point x ∈ s and a < φ x, there exists a continuous affine linear function f in E such
that f ≤ φ on s and f x = a. This is an auxiliary lemma used in the proof of
ConvexOn.sSup_affine_eq.
A function φ : E → ℝ that is convex and lower-semicontinuous on a closed convex subset s is
the supremum of a family of functions that are the restrictions to s of continuous affine linear
functions in E.
The countable version of sSup_affine_eq.
The sequential version of sSup_of_countable_affine_eq.
A function φ : E → ℝ that is convex and lower-semicontinuous is the supremum of a family of
of continuous affine linear functions.
The countable version of univ_sSup_affine_eq.
The sequential version of univ_sSup_of_countable_affine_eq.
The real version of sSup_affine_eq.
The real version of sSup_of_countable_affine_eq.
The real version of sSup_of_nat_affine_eq.
The real version of univ_sSup_affine_eq.
The real version of univ_sSup_of_countable_affine_eq.
The real version of univ_sSup_of_nat_affine_eq.