Polygonal Jordan regions as finite plane complexes #
This file formalizes Moise Chapter 2, Theorem 2. The finitely many affine lines containing the edges of a polygon cut an enclosing triangle into a finite triangle mesh. The triangles on the bounded side of polygonal Jordan form the required finite complex.
An affine equation for the line containing polygon edge i.
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The finite list of supporting lines used in Moise's arrangement proof.
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A positive radius of a closed ball containing the closed polygonal region.
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- J.enclosingRadius = max ⋯.choose 1
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Vertices of a large triangle containing the ball of radius R.
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The one-triangle seed mesh in which the supporting-line arrangement is constructed.
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The finite mesh obtained by cutting the enclosing triangle along every polygon edge line.
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Carrier of one maximal triangle in the supporting-line arrangement.
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- J.arrangementTriangleCarrier t = (convexHull ℝ) (J.arrangementMesh.position '' ↑t)
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Every open triangle chamber of the supporting-line arrangement misses the polygon.
The arrangement chambers lying on the bounded side of the polygon.
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- J.IsInteriorArrangementTriangle t = (interior (J.arrangementTriangleCarrier t) ⊆ J.interiorRegion)
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The finite mesh formed by all bounded-side arrangement chambers.
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The topological boundary of the closed polygonal disk is the original polygon.