A map that contracts on a forward-invariant set has at most one fixed point in that set.
Let s be a complete, nonempty, forward-invariant set of a self-map f.
If f contracts on s, then fixedPoint' is the unique fixed point of the
restriction of f to s.
Equations
- NewtonKantorovich.ContractingWith.fixedPoint' f hsc hs' hsf hf = ContractingWith.efixedPoint' f ⋯ hsf hf (Exists.choose hs') ⋯ ⋯
Instances For
The constructed fixed point lies in the invariant set.
The constructed point is genuinely fixed by f.
Any fixed point of f in the invariant set is the constructed one.
Membership in a closed ball, phrased with nnnorm.
Derivative criterion for ContractingWith.
Quantitative bound for the image of a point in a closed ball. This is
the estimate that supplies the factor 1 / 2 in Newton--Kantorovich.
Quantitative contraction mapping theorem on a closed ball.
Newton--Kantorovich theorem with an explicitly injective approximate inverse.
The approximate inverse is surjective when its composition error is small.
Finite-dimensional Newton--Kantorovich theorem; equal dimensions make the approximate inverse injective as a consequence of the smallness assumptions.