Hölder norm #
This file defines the Hölder (semi-)norm for Hölder functions alongside some basic properties.
The r-Hölder norm of a function f : X → Y between two metric spaces is the least non-negative
real number C for which f is r-Hölder continuous with constant C, i.e. it is the least C
for which WithHolder C r f is true.
Main definitions #
eHolderNorm r f:r-Hölder (semi-)norm inℝ≥0∞of a functionf.nnHolderNorm r f:r-Hölder (semi-)norm inℝ≥0of a functionf.MemHolder r f: Predicate for a functionfbeingr-Hölder continuous.
Main results #
eHolderNorm_eq_zero: the Hölder norm of a function is zero if and only if it is constant.MemHolder.holderWith: The Hölder norm of a Hölder functionfis a Hölder constant off.
Tags #
Hölder norm, Hoelder norm, Holder norm
The r-Hölder (semi-)norm in ℝ≥0∞ of a function f is the least non-negative real
number C for which f is r-Hölder continuous with constant C. This is ∞ if no such
non-negative real exists.
Equations
- eHolderNorm r f = ⨅ (C : NNReal), ⨅ (_ : HolderWith C r f), ↑C
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The r-Hölder (semi)norm in ℝ≥0.
Equations
- nnHolderNorm r f = (eHolderNorm r f).toNNReal
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A function f is MemHolder r f if it is Hölder continuous. Namely, f has a finite
r-Hölder constant. This is equivalent to f having finite Hölder norm.
c.f. memHolder_iff.
Equations
- MemHolder r f = ∃ (C : NNReal), HolderWith C r f
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Alias of the reverse direction of eHolderNorm_lt_top.
Alias of the reverse direction of eHolderNorm_ne_top.
See also memHolder_const for the version with the spelling fun _ ↦ c.
Version of memHolder_const with the spelling fun _ ↦ c for the constant function.