Surviving weights and their lifted supports #
The support lemmas here prepare the geometric rebuilding after numerical pruning. A surviving collection is pointwise below the old local weights and has at least one nonzero atom.
A nonzero family of local weights obtained by decreasing the weights of a flag decomposition.
The retained local multiplicity at each node and ambient point.
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The pruned weight accumulated over all nodes below a given node.
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The centered integral lift of the cumulative pruned weight.
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The centered integral lift of the pruned weight at a single node.
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The finite support of the cumulative centered lift of the pruned weights.
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Upper transitions of surviving support points remain centered because they lie in the old, bounded upper polytope.
Every surviving cumulative atom comes from a surviving local atom at a lower node. This is the visibility input for the rebuilt support hulls.