A smoothing-aware AdaGrad Riemannian gradient method achieves O(ε^{p-4}) global complexity for non-Lipschitz manifold optimization with p-norm penalties (p in (0,1]), recovering the known O(ε^{-3}) rate when p=1.
arXiv:2508.19234 (2025)
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