Positive anchors for the Moise plane structures #
Concrete instances required by the definition-faithfulness rules
(docs/AUTOFORMALIZATION_GUIDE.md): the standard triangle with vertices (0,0), (1,0),
(0,1) realizes
- a
PolygonalCircle(standardTriangleCircle): its boundary as a polygonal simple closed curve with three vertices and three edges; and - a
PlaneComplex(standardTrianglePlaneComplex): the full simplicial complex of the closed triangle, with three vertices, three edges and one 2-face (all seven nonempty vertex subsets).
Both geometric side conditions (consecutive_inter, face_inter) reduce to
AffineIndependent.convexHull_inter: convex hulls of subfamilies of an affinely independent
family intersect in the hull of the shared vertices. The only genuinely geometric input is the
affine independence of the three vertices, proved from non-collinearity by coordinate
computation.
The vertices of the standard triangle are affinely independent.
Any relabelling of the standard triangle vertices by an injective index vector is affinely independent.
Positive anchor for PolygonalCircle: the boundary of the standard triangle with
vertices (0,0), (1,0), (0,1) is a polygonal simple closed curve.
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Three affinely independent points in the plane form an affine basis.
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- LeanEval.Topology.ClassificationOfSurfaces.Moise.planeAffineBasisOfTriple p hp = { toFun := p, ind' := hp, tot' := ⋯ }
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The interior of a full-dimensional plane triangle consists exactly of points with all three barycentric coordinates positive.
The standard triangle vertices, regarded as an affine basis of the plane.
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The standard triangle as an affine simplex.
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The carrier of standardTriangleCircle is the frontier of the closed standard triangle.
Positive anchor for PlaneComplex: the closed standard triangle as a simplicial
complex, with the seven nonempty subsets of its three vertices as faces.
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