The closed centipede face #
Contracting the internal edges of the centipede expansion recovers the original subdivision. This file expresses that observation in the closed orthant language consumed by the Atanasov--Ranganathan row constructions.
Number of vertices in the trivalent centipede expansion.
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Number of edge slots in the trivalent centipede expansion.
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The distinguished first vertex of each centipede fibre.
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- Utilities.Subdivision.TrivalentExpansion.firstVertex C hDeg w = (Utilities.Subdivision.TrivalentExpansion.vEquiv C hDeg) ⟨w, ⟨0, ⋯⟩⟩
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The retraction choosing the first vertex in each centipede fibre.
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The closed length vector: centipede edges vanish and carrier slots retain the lengths of the original subdivision.
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The canonical closed face of the centipede expansion.
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The contracted closed face is the original positive subdivision.
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Laplacian equivalence between the canonical closed centipede face and the subdivision it collapses onto.
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- Utilities.Subdivision.TrivalentExpansion.closedFaceEquiv C hDeg small hCore hLoop = (Utilities.Subdivision.TrivalentExpansion.closedContraction C hDeg small hCore hLoop).laplacianEquiv
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A closed-orthant Brill--Noether existence theorem on the cubic centipede expansion descends to the original positive subdivision, at arbitrary rank and degree.
A closed construction on the cubic centipede expansion supplies a degree-four pencil on the original subdivision.