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00525a83
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Luke Naylor
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Clarify the domain of bound on d given by bgmlv(v-u)>=0
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@@ -1242,21 +1242,26 @@ assert bgmlv3_d_upperbound_exp_term == (
\bgroup
\def\psi
{
\chern
_
1
^{
\beta
}
(v)
}
\def\phi
{
\chern
_
2
^{
\beta
}
(v)
}
\begin{
dmath
}
\begin{
equation*
}
\label
{
eqn-bgmlv3
_
d
_
upperbound
}
d
\leq
\sage
{
bgmlv3
_
d
_
upperbound
_
linear
_
term
}
+
\sage
{
bgmlv3
_
d
_
upperbound
_
const
_
term
_
alt
}
+
\sage
{
bgmlv3
_
d
_
upperbound
_
exp
_
term
_
alt2
}
\end{dmath}
\qquad
\text
{
where
}
r>R
\end{equation*}
\egroup
\noindent
For
$
r
=
R
$
,
$
\Delta
(
v
-
u
)
\geq
0
$
is always true, and for
$
r<R
$
it gives a lower
bound on
$
d
$
, but it is weaker than the one given by the lower bound in
subsubsection
\ref
{
subsect-d-bound-radiuscond
}
.
Viewing the right hand side of equation
\ref
{
eqn-bgmlv3
_
d
_
upperbound
}
as a function of
$
r
$
, the linear and constant terms almost match up with the
ones in the previous section, up to
$
\chern
_
2
^{
\beta
}
(
v
)
$
.
ones in the previous section, up to
the
$
\chern
_
2
^{
\beta
}
(
v
)
$
term
.
However, when specializing to problem
\ref
{
problem:problem-statement-2
}
again
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