The root--edge stage of the six-point failure tree #
After the sibling supports choose the coincident endpoint B11, the two root--edge supports use
the opposite children. This file connects their geometric packings to the root--edge minimax and
records the elementary reductions shared by the two color directions.
The endpoint diameter target for the red root--second-child support.
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The endpoint diameter target for the blue root--second-child support.
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Support 57, with the red root--second-child radius split at x.
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Support 75, with the blue root--second-child radius split at x.
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A feasible red root--edge split below its target gives nonnegative score.
A feasible blue root--edge split below its target gives nonnegative score.
Every feasible split of support 57 has negative score.
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Every feasible split of support 75 has negative score.
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Failure of support 57 makes every feasible root--edge split exceed its target.
Failure of support 75 makes every feasible root--edge split exceed its target.
The selected matching and blue coincident endpoint exclude the blue internal primitive.
On the selected endpoint branch, failure of the red root--edge support can only use one of the two child-labelled balanced terms.
The color-reversed root--edge failure has the same two surviving balanced terms.