Minimal and reduced face refinements #
Minimalizing the active face split and then restricting to reduced nodes keeps the upper anchor for every proper selected face of a reduced old node. This gives a normalized operation with unchanged mass and uniform bounds.
The face refinement expressed in minimal integer lattice charts.
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The minimalized face refinement after reduction.
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- EGZ.FlagDecomposition.FaceRefinement.normalized Φ anchor Γ hp C hmod hcenter = (EGZ.FlagDecomposition.FaceRefinement.minimalized Φ anchor Γ hp C hmod hcenter).reduced hp
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The retained upper copy of the anchor in the normalized face refinement.
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- EGZ.FlagDecomposition.FaceRefinement.normalizedTargetNode Φ anchor Γ hp C hmod hcenter hΓ hred = ⟨EGZ.FlagDecomposition.FaceRefinement.upper Φ anchor (Φ.faceSelector anchor Γ) hp anchor, ⋯⟩
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The face corresponding to the original target face in normalized coordinates.
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The subdivision map from the original decomposition to the normalized face refinement.
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The realized target face is exactly the pullback of the selected old face through the normalized subdivision, including its polytope constraint.
Uniform normalization of a proper-face refinement at a reduced node. The new radius depends only on the original radius and ambient dimension.