Sibling-pair versus rooted-triangle packings #
This file constructs supports 67 and 76 and proves their one-dimensional routing algebra.
The canonical triangle's total radius is its semiperimeter.
Support 67: the red sibling pair against the canonical blue triangle.
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The left red radius in support 67 is the split variable.
The right red radius in support 67 is the complementary split.
Blue radii in support 67 are the canonical triangle radii.
The total radius of support 67 is the sibling length plus blue semiperimeter.
Support 76: the blue sibling pair against the canonical red triangle.
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The total radius of support 76 is the sibling length plus red semiperimeter.
Cross reach from a red point to a blue point carrying its canonical radius.
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Cross reach from a blue point to a red point carrying its canonical radius.
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The largest of three labelled real values.
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Every labelled value is bounded by its triangle maximum.
A triangle maximum is attained at one of its three labels.
Diameter of a sibling split against a tangent triangle with fixed cross reaches.
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The virtual diameter of support 67 is its explicit one-dimensional diameter.
The virtual diameter of support 76 is its explicit one-dimensional diameter.
Exact threshold form of the one-dimensional sibling-triangle minimax.
If every feasible split fails, an endpoint or balanced cross term exceeds the target.