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Averaged-operator inequality (∥Tz−Tw∥2≤∥z−w∥2−α1−α​∥(I−T)z−(I−T)w∥2)

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The defining averaging representation is equivalent to ∥Tz−Tw∥2≤∥z−w∥2−(1−α)∥(I−T)z−(I−T)w∥2/α. Expanding the norm of the convex combination proves both directions. Substituting a fixed point for w gives Fejér monotonicity and summability of squared residuals.

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  • Browder convergence theorem for averaged operators
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