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NRR.Multivalued.Separator.Basic — top–bottom separator structure #

A top–bottom separator over a space X is a closed carrier in X × SignedInterval whose complement splits into two disjoint open regions, a lower region and an upper region, with the bottom boundary signedBottom X (points with interval coordinate -1) contained in lower and the top boundary signedTop X (points with interval coordinate 1) contained in upper.

This is the abstract separation datum used in the Akopyan–Avvakumov–Karasev prime-refinement argument. It records only the complement decomposition and the boundary placement; no signed distance function is stored, and X is not required to be compact or metric.

The elementary side API derives, from these fields, that each side lies in the carrier complement, that membership in a side excludes membership in the carrier, that a point outside the carrier lies in exactly one side, and that the two boundaries never meet the carrier.

def NRR.signedBottom (X : Type u_1) :

The bottom boundary: points of X × SignedInterval whose interval coordinate is the left endpoint -1.

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    def NRR.signedTop (X : Type u_1) :

    The top boundary: points of X × SignedInterval whose interval coordinate is the right endpoint 1.

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      structure NRR.TopBottomSeparator (X : Type u_1) [TopologicalSpace X] :
      Type u_1

      A top–bottom separator over X: a closed carrier in X × SignedInterval whose complement is partitioned into disjoint open lower and upper regions, with the bottom boundary in lower and the top boundary in upper.

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        The lower region is contained in the carrier complement.

        The upper region is contained in the carrier complement.

        A point of the lower region is not in the carrier.

        A point of the upper region is not in the carrier.

        A point outside the carrier lies in the lower or the upper region.

        For a point outside the carrier, being in the lower region is equivalent to not being in the upper region.

        The bottom boundary point at x lies in the lower region.

        The top boundary point at x lies in the upper region.

        The bottom boundary point at x is not in the carrier.

        The top boundary point at x is not in the carrier.