Coherent polygonal boundary maps for locally finite faces #
The globally defined locally finite graph replacement is restricted to each standard triangular frontier. Since a shared abstract edge is represented by the same source-support points, the resulting boundary maps agree literally on overlaps. This is the compatibility needed before applying polygonal Schoenflies face by face.
The inverse standard-face chart takes cyclic side i into the corresponding native side.
The source-support point named by a standard face-boundary point.
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The canonical lift of a standard triangular frontier to the source one-skeleton.
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The global graph replacement expressed on one standard face frontier.
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The globally oriented affine parameter on a standard side lies on the face frontier.
On a standard face side, the canonical boundary lift is literally the global canonical source path of the corresponding abstract edge.
On every oriented source side, the face boundary map is the complete polygonal replacement path with the identical unit-interval parameter.
The canonical face boundary map has exactly the assembled three-edge carrier as image.
A finite source subdivision carrying all boundary breakpoints #
All source breakpoints required on the three replacement sides of one face.
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Place one replacement-edge breakpoint on its globally oriented standard side.
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The common finite subdivision of the standard triangular boundary carrying every spoke join and every vertex of the three finite middle polygonal models.
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The first globally oriented standard corner, typed as a vertex of the standard boundary graph.
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The second globally oriented standard corner, typed as a vertex of the standard boundary graph.
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The arbitrary finite graph enumeration of a standard side either follows or reverses the global edge orientation.
Every face of the marked boundary subdivision lies on one side of every marked parameter, measured in the finite graph enumeration coordinate.
On a subdivision face contained in one standard side, the marked-side test is the globally oriented edge-parameter test, independently of the graph enumeration orientation.
The two spoke joins split each subdivision face on a selected standard side into the left, middle, or right parameter range.
Affine formulas on subdivision pieces #
The affine map from a standard face side into the source axis of the finite middle polygonal model.
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The boundary map is affine on every subset of a standard side contained in the first spoke range.
The boundary map is affine on every subset of a standard side contained in the final spoke range.
A middle side piece is affine once its affine source image lies in one simplex of the finite polygonal segment model.
The marked middle-model vertices ensure that a two-vertex subdivision face maps into one simplex of the finite segment model.
The canonical face boundary map is affine on every simplex of its finite marked subdivision.
The coherent standard-triangle boundary map is genuinely PL on the polygonal frontier.