Fine subdivisions of finite plane complexes #
Moise Chapter 6 repeatedly chooses a subdivision sufficiently fine for a continuous map. For a finite plane complex this follows from a concrete finite line arrangement: cover the compact support by small balls and, around every center, cut by two vertical and two horizontal lines. Every chamber meeting the corresponding smaller ball is trapped in the resulting rectangle.
A chamber cut by the four box lines around p is trapped in that box as soon as it meets
the concentric half-radius ball.
A finite pure plane complex has a subdivision on whose two-cells a prescribed continuous map has arbitrarily small oscillation.
A sufficiently fine subdivision of a pure finite plane complex is subordinate to any open cover of its support.
A finite triangle submesh selected between a compact set and an ambient open set. Unlike a full subdivision, its support is only the retained compact polyhedron; every retained triangle is nevertheless subordinate to the original plane complex.
- mesh : TriangleMesh
The
meshdeclaration. - face_subordinate (t : Finset self.mesh.Vertex) : t ∈ self.mesh.triangles → ∃ s ∈ K.simplexes, self.mesh.toPlaneComplex.cellCarrier t ⊆ K.cellCarrier s
- covers : C ⊆ self.mesh.toPlaneComplex.support
- contained : self.mesh.toPlaneComplex.support ⊆ U
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Every retained triangle of an open submesh still lies in the original complex support.
Every compact subset of an open subset of a pure finite plane complex is covered by a finite triangle submesh lying in that open set.