By Carl Rohwer
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If (Lnx)s < (Lnx)q , then (Lnx)t ≥ (Lnx)q , if then (U nx)t ≤ (U nx)q . (U nx)s > (U nx)q , and Proof. Suppose (Lx)s < (Lx)q and (Lx)t < (Lx)q , with L denoting Ln. Since (Lx)s < (Lx)q , (Lx)q > min{xj−n , . . , xj }, for each j ∈ [s, s + n]. Since (Lx)t < (Lx)q , (Lx)q > min{xj−n , . . , xi } for each j ∈ [t, t + n]. Since |s − t| < n + 2, min{xj−n , . . , xj }, < (Lx)q for j ∈ [s, t + n], and (Lx)q is one of these minima, which is a contradiction. Therefore (Lx)t ≮ (Lx)q . The rest of the theorem follows, since U n is the dual of Ln.
By the previous theorem, this implies that x is n-monotone. 3. LU LU -Smoothers, Signals and Ambiguity 23 Corollary. U nLnx = x if and only if x is n-monotone, and U nLnx = x if and only if x = LnU nx. Proof. U nx = U n(U nLnx) = U nLnx = x and similarly Lnx = Ln(U nLnx) = U nLnx = x, by the following theorem’s corollary. It should be remarked that U nLnx = LnU nx does not imply that x is nmonotone. This contrasts with the case when U nx = Lnx, where the fact that Ln ≤ I ≤ U n, proves that U nx = Lnx = x.
Assume (M nx)i > (LnU nx)i for some sequence x and index i. From the definition of Ln it follows that there are two indexes s and t such that (U nx)s , (U nx)t < (M nx)i , with i ∈ [s, t] and [s − t] ≤ n. But then, from the definition of U n, there exist two indexes j ∈ [s, s + n] and q ∈ [t, t + n] such that max{xj−n , . . , xj }, max{xq−n , . . , xq } < (M nx)i . Consider the union {xj−n , . . , xq } = {xj−n , . . , xj } ∪ {xq−n , . . , xq }. It contains at least n + 1 elements from the set {xi−n , .