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Sharp Lower Bounds on the Haraux Function Beyond Reflexivity

Aug 2026 · 0 citations · 28 references
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Abstract

We prove that the sharp $\frac{1}{2}$ lower bound for the Haraux function holds for every maximally monotone operator of type~(NI) on an arbitrary real Banach space. This extends the result established in reflexive Banach spaces to arbitrary real Banach spaces. We also establish an exact decomposition at each graph point, showing that the local contribution to the Haraux function and a nonnegative residual sum to one half of the weighted squared displacement. Due to the equivalence between type~(NI) and quasidensity, this decomposition also yields the sharp bound without requiring a graph point at which the residual vanishes. Moreover, for every operator with a nonempty graph, this decomposition yields a lower bound involving the residual infimum, and for maximally monotone operators it further yields a new characterization of type~(NI) in terms of the Haraux function. Finally, on $c_0$, we give a maximally monotone operator of type~(NI) for which the residual infimum is zero at some target but is not attained. This shows that the existence of a graph point at which the residual vanishes is strictly stronger than the vanishing of the residual infimum required in our proof.

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