Moving all local mass below an anchor to a lower layer #
After slab pruning, the completeness refinement transfers every surviving local summand below the anchor to the lower layer. The lower anchor keeps the same cumulative function, while its upper copy ceases to be reduced.
The decomposition obtained by applying the full lower-transfer refinement at the anchor.
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- EGZ.FlagDecomposition.LowerTransfer.decomposition Φ anchor hp = EGZ.FlagDecomposition.FaceRefinement.decomposition Φ anchor (fun (x : EGZ.FpCoord p d) => True) hp
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The upper-layer copy of a node in the lower-transfer decomposition.
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- EGZ.FlagDecomposition.LowerTransfer.upper Φ anchor hp x = EGZ.FlagDecomposition.FaceRefinement.upper Φ anchor (fun (x : EGZ.FpCoord p d) => True) hp x
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The active lower-layer copy of the anchor after lower transfer.
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- EGZ.FlagDecomposition.LowerTransfer.lowerAnchor Φ anchor hp = ⟨EGZ.TwoLayer.lower anchor anchor ⋯, ⋯⟩
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Moving all atoms down preserves the old cumulative function at both copies of every surviving node.
Every local generator below the upper anchor has lower-layer base.
The old upper anchor has no proper point based there after all its local generators have moved down to the lower layer.
Additional slab coordinates are carried only by lower nodes.