The tripod part of the Atanasov--Ranganathan construction on row 12 #
Put one chip on each of {3, 4, 5, 6}. At either tripod center 0 or 1,
interpolate the same negative height along its three incident arms, choosing
that height to be the shortest arm length. Every arm consumes at most its
endpoint chip and a shortest arm delivers a chip to the centre. This is
configuration 2 of Atanasov--Ranganathan, Proposition 5.1.
The calculation itself is core generic and lives in
LowGenus/ConfigurationTwo.lean. All this file does is
name the row's lookup tables, check the incidence facts that file asks for,
and re-export the reach statement in the shape row 12 consumes.
The two configuration-2 centers, as a decidable table.
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The three displayed arms at each tripod center.
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Second tripod arm, using slot 4 at centre 0 and slot 5 at centre 1; other inputs use zero.
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Third tripod arm, using slot 9 at centre 0 and slot 10 at centre 1; other inputs use zero.
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The chip vertex at the far end of each displayed arm.
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Chip at the end of the second tripod arm, vertex 3 for centre 0 and vertex 4 for centre 1.
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Chip at the end of the third tripod arm, vertex 5 for centre 0 and vertex 6 for centre 1.
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The one chip a tripod center does not touch.
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The two tripod centres of row 12, read as AR configuration-2 pictures.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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The shape row 12 consumes #
The two configuration-2 centers.
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- AtanasovRanganathan.GenusFiveRow12Tripod.IsTripodCenter v = (v = 0 ∨ v = 1)
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One chip on the selected bipartition class.
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Configuration 2 at either tripod centre of row 12.