Proposition 17.13.38 (Hisamoto).3746B0074A79 Let $\ell \in \mathcal{R}(X,\theta ;\phi )$. Given any $\tau <\ell ^*_{\max }$, we have
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3746B0074A79Proposition 17.13.38 (Hisamoto).3746B0074A79 Let $\ell \in \mathcal{R}(X,\theta ;\phi )$. Given any $\tau <\ell ^*_{\max }$, we have
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Proof. Fix $\tau <\ell ^*_{\max }$. We first observe that it suffices to show that
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Assuming (17.13.40) for the moment. By theorem 17.13.21, $\ell ^*\in \mathrm{TC}(X,\theta ;\phi )$. In particular, $\ell ^*_\tau $ is a model potential and
Since $\phi $ is model as well, proposition 16.3.41 gives
Since $\ell ^*_{\tau }\leq \phi \leq 0$, we have
Therefore, (17.13.39) follows from (17.13.40).
In order to prove (17.13.40), it suffices to show that
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Take $x\in X$ so that $(\ell _ t(x))_{t\geq 0}$ is finite and right-differentiable at $t=0$. Note that this condition holds quasi-everywhere. Suppose that $\ell ^*_{\tau }(x)=\phi (x)$. Then
Therefore, the $\supseteq $ direction in (17.13.41) follows. Conversely, suppose that $\dot{\ell }_0(x)\geq \tau $, then
Together with $\ell ^*_\tau \leq \phi $, this gives $\ell ^*_\tau (x)=\phi (x)$. Therefore, the $\subseteq $ direction in (17.13.41) follows as well. $\square$
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