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LeanPool.ClassificationOfSurfaces.Moise.LocallyFiniteGraphPL

Finite PL models for locally finite graph replacements #

Each edge of the locally finite replacement graph is still a finite polygonal arc. This file marks its two last-exit parameters, restricts the finite source model to the intervening arc, and adds the two radial spokes. The resulting finite plane complex has exactly the complete replacement edge as support. It is the edge-level input for assembling polygonal face boundaries in a common arrangement.

Piecewise-affine formulas on the canonical edge parameter #

On the first piece, the complete replacement path is the affine first spoke.

On the middle piece, the complete replacement path uses its finite PL segment model.

On the final piece, the complete replacement path is the affine second spoke.

Evaluating the edge replacement on its canonical source path recovers the same unit interval parameter on the complete polygonal path.

The finite source breakpoint family #

The rawEdgeMiddleBreakpoint declaration.

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    The edgeMiddleBreakpoint declaration.

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      The two source points at which the middle polygonal path exits the endpoint disks.

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        An auxiliary broken line which lists the two spokes and every edge and vertex of the trimmed target. Connector segments between listed pieces are harmless: completeTarget below retains only arrangement faces contained in the actual replacement carrier.

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          Every point of a complete replacement edge lies in a one-dimensional arrangement face subordinate to that edge. The cardinality conclusion is what permits several replacement edges to be resolved in one common line arrangement.

          Every point of a complete replacement edge lies on one of the finitely listed segments of its auxiliary chain. This is the coverage input used when the three edge chains of a face are placed into one common line arrangement.

          A simple finite graph path whose geometric carrier runs from one abstract endpoint to the other inside the complete replacement edge.

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