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Infimal convolution (E□F)

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The infimal convolution is (E□F)(u)=infv​{E(v)+F(u−v)}. It optimizes a decomposition of u between two costs. It is convex when both costs are convex functions, and its convex conjugate is E∗+F∗ whenever the extended-real operations are well defined.

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