This document provides 6 examples of functions f(x) and asks whether each function is Lipschitz continuous on R, and if so to compute the Lipschitz constant c. If not Lipschitz, it asks to provide a counterexample showing the function is not Lipschitz for any finite c. The functions include: absolute value, piecewise definitions involving exponentials, polynomials and bounded intervals, sine of x squared, and inverse sine of ax.
This document provides 6 examples of functions f(x) and asks whether each function is Lipschitz continuous on R, and if so to compute the Lipschitz constant c. If not Lipschitz, it asks to provide a counterexample showing the function is not Lipschitz for any finite c. The functions include: absolute value, piecewise definitions involving exponentials, polynomials and bounded intervals, sine of x squared, and inverse sine of ax.
This document provides 6 examples of functions f(x) and asks whether each function is Lipschitz continuous on R, and if so to compute the Lipschitz constant c. If not Lipschitz, it asks to provide a counterexample showing the function is not Lipschitz for any finite c. The functions include: absolute value, piecewise definitions involving exponentials, polynomials and bounded intervals, sine of x squared, and inverse sine of ax.
Are the following functions f (x) Lipschitz for x ∈ R?
If f (x) is Lipschitz, compute Lipschitz constant c. If f (x) is not Lipschitz, show that for any finite c, there is a counter-example. |x| 1. f (x) = x ; ( x2 exp(−x) x > 0 2. f (x) = , 0 x≤0 NOTE: an exponential function decreases/increases faster than a polynomial func- tion in the same variable; −1 x≤0 3. f (x) = 3x − 1 0 < x ≤ 2 ; −x + 7 x > 2
−1 x≤0 4. f (x) = 3x − 1 0 < x ≤ 1 ; −x + 7 x > 1
5. f (x) = sin(x2 );
6. f (x) = asin(ax), find a bound on a such that c ≤ 4;