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LeanPool.ClassificationOfSurfaces.Moise.AdaptiveTileComplex

Finite conforming meshes on adaptive open-complex tiles #

An adaptive tile is a closed face of an iterated midpoint subdivision, transported to the original intrinsic realization. Its faithful subdivision chart followed by facePlaneHomeomorph identifies it with the standard plane triangle. We mark every vertex of every touching adaptive tile on its boundary, refine the standard boundary graph at those marks, and cone that graph to an interior point. This file packages the resulting honest finite plane complex for one tile. The next layer proves that the transported tile complexes agree on overlaps and takes their locally finite union.

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A transported adaptive tile, as a closed subspace of the original realization.

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    Remove the faithful subdivision transport from one adaptive tile.

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      A point on an adaptive edge pulls back to the corresponding edge of the refined face.

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      The finite type of resolved boundary points of one adaptive tile.

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        A resolved boundary point in the standard plane chart of its adaptive tile.

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          Remove any arrangement vertices not used by the refined boundary graph.

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            Exact support on the polygonal frontier rules out isolated used vertices: every boundary vertex belongs to a two-vertex face.

            A fixed interior point of the standard triangle, used as every tile's cone vertex.

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              The finite cone triangulation of one adaptive tile in standard plane coordinates.

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                Embed a tile cone support into the open subspace.

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