Plane subdivisions as intrinsic subdivisions #
The Rado induction uses intrinsic complexes, while all finite cutting and common-refinement machinery is geometric and planar. This file is the bridge between those layers. A pure plane complex is regarded as the intrinsic complex of its maximal triangles, and a geometric subdivision induces a faithful intrinsic subdivision through the barycentric realization homeomorphisms.
Forget the planar placement of a complex, retaining its maximal triangles as an intrinsic two-complex.
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- K.toIntrinsic = { Vertex := K.Vertex, vertexFintype := K.vertexFintype, vertexDecidableEq := K.vertexDecidableEq, faces := K.cells, faces_card := ⋯ }
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Barycentric evaluation is an affine map on the ambient coordinate space.
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- K.baryEvalAffine = (∑ v : K.Vertex, (LinearMap.proj v).smulRight (K.position v)).toAffineMap
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Barycentric coordinates in one maximal triangle, extended by zero to all vertices of the complex.
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The affine coordinates of a geometric triangle vertex are the corresponding unit barycentric coordinates.
The inverse barycentric realization map sends a point of a maximal geometric triangle to the corresponding intrinsic face.
On a selected maximal triangle, the inverse realization homeomorphism is given by the explicit affine barycentric-coordinate map for that triangle.
Barycentric realization carries every abstract face carrier exactly onto its geometric convex hull.
The intrinsic homeomorphism underlying a geometric subdivision of pure plane complexes.
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A geometric subdivision of pure finite plane complexes is a faithful subdivision of their intrinsic realizations.
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