Finite marked refinements of plane graphs #
This file enlarges the edge arrangement of a finite plane graph by finitely many prescribed points. When the marks lie in the graph support, the subordinate arrangement is a subdivision of the graph and every mark is a vertex of that subdivision.
The markEquiv declaration.
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The edge chain enlarged by an arbitrary finite family of marked points.
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The markedEdgeChainIndex declaration.
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- K.markedEdgeChainIndex point i = ⟨2 * ↑i, ⋯⟩
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The markedEdgeArrangement declaration.
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- K.markedEdgeArrangement point = (K.markedEdgeChain point).arrangementMesh.toPlaneComplex
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The markedEdgeSubdivision declaration.
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- K.markedEdgeSubdivision point = (K.markedEdgeArrangement point).subordinateTo K
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Every point of an original graph face is covered by a marked-subdivision face lying in that same original face.
Restricting a marked edge subdivision to a union of original graph faces preserves exactly that union.
The markedEdgeChainMarkIndex declaration.
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Every arrangement face lies on one side of a marked affine parameter on an original edge.
In a finite complex covering an axis segment, a subsegment with no complex vertex in its relative interior is contained in one face.
A genuine simplex contained in a graph face has at most two vertices.
Every prescribed mark in the graph support becomes a zero-face of the marked subdivision.