Face events on a surviving lineage #
A resolved face event cannot repeat along its surviving low-level lineage: parent injectivity identifies the surviving child with the resolved target, and composed subdivisions preserve realization. This is the geometric no-repeat input for the uniform face-chain bound.
Count finite event times by their ancestor labels, using a bound for each increasing sequence of events with one common label.
Changing the subdivision by an equality also changes its dependent source-node face by the same equality.
A face which is realized after the first subdivision remains realized under a composite subdivision. Nonemptiness of the final pullback supplies nonemptiness of both intermediate pullbacks.
A later unrealized face cannot equal the pullback of a resolved face when the surviving child remains below the selected level.
Odd operation colors identify face events and their exact level.
One actual face event, matching the comparison system at its selected time. Progress is required only at these event times.
The transition in which the specified face event occurs.
- node : (s i).decomposition.flag.Node
The node at level
Lsupporting this face event. - face : ((s i).decomposition.flag.polytope self.node).Face
The face selected by this occurrence of the event.
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Regard the occurrence's node as a node of level at most L.
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Two ordered face occurrences with the same ancestor label cannot have equal faces after pulling the old face through the composed subdivision.
The same no-repeat statement expressed in the stable map's integer coordinate realization, ready for the face-chain counting theorem.
Uniform bound for ordered face events on one persistent lineage. Only the finite selected times need actual progress certificates.
Group a finite set of actual face events by initial ancestor. Each
group is ordered by event time and bounded by faceCapacity.
Face-color capacity on a genuinely finite progress interval. The
comparison sequence is restarted at a and extended by identities after
b + 1; no progress is required outside the finite run.