Geometric closure of the thirteen global cover words #
This file transports the actual maximal-gap frames produced by
GlobalAssembly into the four raw local-geometry records proved in
WordClosures. All cyclic arcs are explicit finsets of offsets. The two
reflected row-4 routes use the orientation-reversing isometry
reflectAcrossXAxis; squared distances and degrees are transported back to
the original labelling.
Squared-distance form of red-blue forcing, with the two diagonal class splits discharged from the global top-three hypothesis.
Counterclockwise offset of a label from a chosen base.
Equations
- LeanPool.Erdos132ConvexK3.cyclicOffset base j = ↑(j - base)
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Labels whose offsets lie strictly between two unwrapped positions.
Equations
- LeanPool.Erdos132ConvexK3.cyclicOpenInterval base lo hi = {j : Fin n | lo < LeanPool.Erdos132ConvexK3.cyclicOffset base j ∧ LeanPool.Erdos132ConvexK3.cyclicOffset base j < hi}
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Labels in the open interval that wraps after hi and before lo.
Equations
- LeanPool.Erdos132ConvexK3.cyclicWrapInterval base hi lo = {j : Fin n | hi < LeanPool.Erdos132ConvexK3.cyclicOffset base j ∨ LeanPool.Erdos132ConvexK3.cyclicOffset base j < lo}
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Four increasing unwrapped offsets in a single turn form a strict
quadrilateral, even when the last offsets use representatives past n.
A point after an oriented chord in one unwrapped turn lies in its left open half-plane.
The reversed chord sees the points on its short intervening arc in its left open half-plane.
A six-label cyclic pattern with the displayed two-rung distances is the raw shared-tip realization consumed by the full-two-rung kernel.
The corresponding five-label cyclic pattern realizes the raw one-penultimate anti-saturation record.
Reflection reverses the row-4 cyclic orientation and turns the displayed five-label pattern into the raw one-penultimate orientation.
Reflected terminal-cage adapter for the row-4 D32 orientation.
One endpoint of the row-4 four-edge cage, generated from its cyclic offset pattern.
Any actual two-cover witness exhausts the three strict distance ranks, independently of the order in which its endpoints move.
A one-right/one-left path which starts on the right has the expected
d₃,d₂,d₁ ladder.
The opposite one-left/one-right order has the same rank ladder, with the middle edge obtained by retreating the left endpoint.
First-neighbor gap at the second anchor x+3.
Equations
- F.secondGap = LeanPool.Erdos132ConvexK3.firstNeighborGap P d₁ d₂ d₃ (LeanPool.Erdos132ConvexK3.cyclicAdvance F.x 3)
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Offset of the first clockwise neighbor of x, measured counterclockwise.
Equations
- F.zOffset = n - ↑(LeanPool.Erdos132ConvexK3.firstClockwiseNeighborOffset P d₁ d₂ d₃ F.x)
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Outer localization is equality of unwrapped offsets, not merely equality of labels.
The canonical row-1 terminal word supplies exactly the raw terminal-cage
record used by row1_B32_realization_degree_le_six.
Row 1 with first transition d₂→d₁ is the direct full-two-rung
realization.
Row 1 with first transition d₃→d₁ is the direct
one-penultimate realization.
The row-2 left-first word is the direct one-penultimate geometry based at the first lower endpoint.
The row-2 right-first word supplies the second full-two-rung realization.
The common BB/DD geometry in rows 3 and 5 is a direct full-two-rung
record.
Common direct row-4 full-two-rung adapter. The second diameter center
is either x+3 (D21) or x+2 (CD).
The first double-left ladder shared by every row-4 word.
The row-4 D31 route becomes one-penultimate geometry after reflecting
the polygon across the horizontal axis.
The row-4 DC route has the same reflected raw geometry, with x+2
as its first center.
The row-4 D32 terminal cage is the reflected terminal realization.
The row-4 DD word supplies the complete two-endpoint four-edge cage.
The thirteen canonical maximal-gap words all transport to their four raw geometric closure predicates.
Raw convex top-three data now constructs the complete thirteen-word reduction package without an additional hypothesis.
Every finite strictly convex three-distance configuration has a vertex incident to at most six edges from its three largest distance classes.