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LeanPool.ClassificationOfSurfaces.FiniteCyclicTriangulation

Finite cyclic presentations of triangulations #

This file relabels the finite faces and unoriented edges of a surface triangulation by Fin. Each oriented triangle boundary is transported to a cyclic word of signed finite edge names. Incidence validity and dual connectivity then pass to the resulting FiniteCyclicPresentation.

Relabel an oriented triangulation edge by a signed Fin edge name.

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    Enumerate the faces and unoriented edges of a finite triangulation and retain its cyclic signed triangle boundaries.

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      The original unoriented edge names are equivalent to the enumerated presentation edges.

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        The original triangles are equivalent to positions in the presentation's face list.

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          Reading a position in an enumerated boundary is the same as reading the corresponding position before relabeling and then relabeling its dart.

          Original triangle-boundary positions are canonically the boundary occurrences of the enumerated cyclic presentation.

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            Number of occurrences of an original unoriented edge in one stored triangle boundary.

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              Total number of boundary positions occupied by an original unoriented edge.

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                An incidence certificate and nonempty stored face boundaries give a valid finite cyclic presentation. The boundary hypothesis is separate because the legacy certificate permits an otherwise vacuous empty boundary.

                A dual-connected incidence certificate gives connectivity of the enumerated finite cyclic presentation.

                A geometric surface triangulation therefore supplies the valid, connected finite signed cyclic presentation needed by the normal-form lane.

                The named finite cyclic presentation obtained by enumerating the Radó triangulation of a compact connected Eval surface.

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                  The Eval hypotheses therefore supply a valid, connected finite cyclic presentation, which is the input expected by the Gallier--Xu normal-form lane.