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Uniform bi-Hölder transport under weak MTW: For a fixed compact weak-MTW manifold, the manuscript claims one Hölder modulus for optimal maps and their inverses over all density pairs with common positive lower and finite upper bounds. No density smoothness or absence of conjugate cut points is assumed. The parameters, regularity assumptions and normalization in this question are retained in applying that assertion.

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Manuscript

Contents
  1. Uniform bi-Hölder transport under weak MTW
  2. OpenAI's claim
  3. Mathematical statement of the claimed result
  4. Mathematical claim 1.
  5. Outline of the argument
  6. Formal verification
  7. Status caveat
  8. Sources

Uniform bi-Hölder transport under weak MTW

OpenAI's claim

Uniform bi-Hölder transport under weak MTW: For a fixed compact weak-MTW manifold, the manuscript claims one Hölder modulus for optimal maps and their inverses over all density pairs with common positive lower and finite upper bounds. No density smoothness or absence of conjugate cut points is assumed.

Mathematical statement of the claimed result

Mathematical claim 1.
On a smooth connected compact boundaryless $n$-manifold, $n\ge2$, use $c=d^2/2$ and the weak MTW assumption $-\tfrac32\partial_s^2\partial_t^2c(\exp_x(t\xi),\exp_x(v+s\eta))|_0\ge0$ for every $v$ in the open pre-cut domain and $\xi\perp\eta$. Fix $0<\lambda\le\Lambda<\infty$ such that normalized densities $\lambda\le\rho_i\le\Lambda$ exist. There are $0<\alpha\le1,C<\infty$, depending only on $(M,g),\lambda,\Lambda$, such that the almost-everywhere optimal map for $c$ from $\rho_0dV$ to $\rho_1dV$ has a homeomorphic representative $T$ with \[d(Tx,Tx^\prime)\le Cd(x,x^\prime)^\alpha,\qquad d(T^{-1}y,T^{-1}y^\prime)\le Cd(y,y^\prime)^\alpha.\] The two densities are merely measurable, have total mass one and obey the bounds almost everywhere. Its geometric convexity result also asserts convexity of every open tangent injectivity domain.

Outline of the argument

Uniform bi-Hölder transport under weak MTW: Lifted gap sections of transport potentials are studied in the tangent injectivity domain. Convexity turns a uniform power estimate on dual-potential oscillation into a diameter estimate on their endpoint images. Taking the supremum over all admissible densities gives one class-wide bound, and comparison at nearby poles supplies Hölder continuity in both transport directions.

Formal verification

Family 360 describes Lean coverage for injectivity-domain convexity, global support and the listed finite-family estimates, as well as uniform bi-Hölder transport; arbitrary-potential local injectivity is broader.

Uniform bi-Hölder transport under weak MTW: The manuscript links BiholderTransport.lean (declaration OAI.WeakMTWTransport.uniform_biHolder_transport), WeakMTWGlobalSupport.lean (declaration OAI.WeakMTWGlobalSupport.current_main_convexity).

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Status caveat

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