The convex flag in minimal lattice coordinates #
Choose a support-generated integer lattice chart at every node. Rebuilding the support polytopes and factoring the old transitions through these charts gives a convex flag on the same node poset with standard coordinate lattices.
The original local weights as a collection of surviving weights.
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- Φ.originalWeights = { weight := Φ.localWeight, weight_le := ⋯, nonzero := ⋯ }
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Original transitions carry each lifted support into the upper lifted support, with no additional prime or coordinate-bound hypothesis.
The coordinate chart at a node, with real and modular realizations.
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The new node polytope is the hull of its support in the new coordinates.
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The chart maps the new polytope onto the original one.
The uniform chart box bounds transfer boundedness of the original decomposition to every lattice point of each new polytope.
Support membership supplies the target-lattice condition for factoring the original transition through the chosen charts.
Original transitions expressed in the chosen lattice charts.
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- EGZ.FlagDecomposition.Rechart.transition Φ C h = EGZ.IntegralAffineMap.ofIntAffineMap ((C x).transition (C y) (Φ.flag.transition h).toIntAffineMap ⋯)
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Chart maps intertwine new and old transitions as integral-affine maps.
The convex flag obtained by replacing every fibre with its support-generated lattice coordinates.
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