The additive sewing lemma: limit construction #
Along a geometric sequence of finenesses the Riemann sums of fine
partitions form a Cauchy sequence; its limit is the sewing I s t. The
resulting two-parameter map is additive (I s u + I u t = I s t), close
to the germ (‖I s t − Ξ s t‖ₑ ≤ K·ω^θ), and approximates every fine
partition's Riemann sum — hence is the mesh limit and is unique among
additive maps with a germ bound.
Existence of the sewing limit on one interval: there is L within
K·ε^{θ−1}·ω(s,t) of the Riemann sum of every ε-fine partition.
The additive sewing lemma (Friz–Hairer Lemma 4.2, additive form):
there is an additive two-parameter primitive I with the germ bound
‖I s t − Ξ s t‖ₑ ≤ K·ω(s,t)^θ, and I s t approximates the Riemann sum
of every ε-fine partition to within K·ε^{θ−1}·ω(s,t).