Local minimum
Definition
Let , let , and let . The function has a local minimum at if there is with for all with . It is a strict local minimum if for all such .
Remarks
So has a local minimum at exactly when has a local maximum at .
For example, has a strict local minimum at .
Mathlib defines it as IsLocalMin.
Explanations
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A local minimum is the bottom of a valley of the graph. Nearby values are not lower.
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