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<math>t \mapsto \inf_{x \in M} u(t,x)</math> | <math>t \mapsto \inf_{x \in M} u(t,x)</math> | ||
is a monotone increasing function. | is a monotone increasing function. (the function defined above is called the [[timewise-min function]] for <math>u</math>). | ||
The corresponding notion is of a '''min-increasing trajectory''' -- viz a trajectory where the minimum (or infimum) keeps increasing. | The corresponding notion is of a '''min-increasing trajectory''' -- viz a trajectory where the minimum (or infimum) keeps increasing. | ||
Revision as of 10:54, 8 April 2007
This article defines a property that can be evaluated for a trajectory on the space of functions on a manifold
Definition
Let be a manifold and be a function , where:
- denotes the time parameter, and varies in
- denotes the spatial parameter, and varies in
In other words, is a trajectory (or path) in the space of all functions from to .
Then, is said to be min-increasing if the function:
is a monotone increasing function. (the function defined above is called the timewise-min function for ).
The corresponding notion is of a min-increasing trajectory -- viz a trajectory where the minimum (or infimum) keeps increasing.