Local extrema of functions on topological spaces #
Main definitions #
This file defines special versions of Is*Filter f a l
, *=Min/Max/Extr
, from
Mathlib.Order.Filter.Extr
for two kinds of filters: nhdsWithin
and nhds
. These versions are
called IsLocal*On
and IsLocal*
, respectively.
Main statements #
Many lemmas in this file restate those from Mathlib.Order.Filter.Extr
, and you can find a detailed
documentation there. These convenience lemmas are provided only to make the dot notation return
propositions of expected types, not just Is*Filter
.
Here is the list of statements specific to these two types of filters:
IsLocalMinOn f s a
means that f a ≤ f x
for all x ∈ s
in some neighborhood of a
.
Equations
- IsLocalMinOn f s a = IsMinFilter f (nhdsWithin a s) a
Instances For
IsLocalMaxOn f s a
means that f x ≤ f a
for all x ∈ s
in some neighborhood of a
.
Equations
- IsLocalMaxOn f s a = IsMaxFilter f (nhdsWithin a s) a
Instances For
IsLocalExtrOn f s a
means IsLocalMinOn f s a ∨ IsLocalMaxOn f s a
.
Equations
- IsLocalExtrOn f s a = IsExtrFilter f (nhdsWithin a s) a
Instances For
IsLocalMin f a
means that f a ≤ f x
for all x
in some neighborhood of a
.
Equations
- IsLocalMin f a = IsMinFilter f (nhds a) a
Instances For
IsLocalMax f a
means that f x ≤ f a
for all x ∈ s
in some neighborhood of a
.
Equations
- IsLocalMax f a = IsMaxFilter f (nhds a) a
Instances For
IsLocalExtrOn f s a
means IsLocalMinOn f s a ∨ IsLocalMaxOn f s a
.
Equations
- IsLocalExtr f a = IsExtrFilter f (nhds a) a
Instances For
Restriction to (sub)sets #
Constant #
Composition with (anti)monotone functions #
Composition with ContinuousAt
#
Pointwise addition #
Pointwise negation and subtraction #
Relation with eventually
comparisons of two functions #
If f
is monotone to the left and antitone to the right, then it has a local maximum.
If f
is antitone to the left and monotone to the right, then it has a local minimum.