For one-sided past inputs, let and . The displayed metric controls cumulative differences over every past window, including the latest arrival. On the affine class , the queue workload is locally Lipschitz continuous. To prove this, choose and such that for . If , then for all such . Both suprema reduce to , and their difference is at most . Ignoring the latest coordinate makes this assertion false for a post-slot workload of a queue.
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