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===== You can (and should) modify the proof so that it does not require x^C>0\hat x_C>0x^C>0. The clean fix is: ===== # Define x^\hat xx^ as the restricted minimizer on CCC (with xCˉ=0x_{\bar C}=0xCˉ=0), not by forcing the sign pattern. # Prove x^C≥0\hat x_C\ge 0x^C≥0 automatically (nonnegativity is true for PageRank-type QQQ with nonpositive off-diagonals). # Use the restricted KKT subgradient zC∈∂gC(x^C)z_C\in\partial g_C(\hat x_C)zC∈∂gC(x^C) instead of hard-coding zC=λCz_C=\lambda_CzC=λC. # Then your conductance/connectivity/degree analysis bounds the outside slack and yields a parameterized lower bound on the outside margin γCˉ:=mini∈Cˉ(λi−∣∇f(x⋆)i∣).\gamma_{\bar C}:=\min_{i\in\bar C}\bigl(\lambda_i-|\nabla f(x^\star)_i|\bigr).γCˉ:=i∈Cˉmin(λi−∣∇f(x⋆)i∣). If you additionally want the global γ\gammaγ (min over all inactive, including possible zeros inside CCC), you must also control any zeros inside CCC; that is a separate “beta-min / interior slack” assumption and cannot be forced just from ϕ(C)\phi(C)ϕ(C) etc. Below is drop-in LaTeX that fixes the proof properly.
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