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.
The bottom boundary: points of X × SignedInterval whose interval coordinate is the left
endpoint -1.
Equations
- NRR.signedBottom X = {z : X × ↑NRR.SignedInterval | z.2 = NRR.SignedInterval.left}
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The top boundary: points of X × SignedInterval whose interval coordinate is the right
endpoint 1.
Equations
- NRR.signedTop X = {z : X × ↑NRR.SignedInterval | z.2 = NRR.SignedInterval.right}
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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.
- carrier : Set (X × ↑SignedInterval)
The closed carrier: the graph of the separating multifunction.
The carrier is closed.
- lower : Set (X × ↑SignedInterval)
The open lower region of the complement.
- upper : Set (X × ↑SignedInterval)
The open upper region of the complement.
The lower region is open.
The upper region is open.
The lower and upper regions are disjoint.
The complement of the carrier is the union of the two regions.
- bottom_subset_lower : signedBottom X ⊆ self.lower
The bottom boundary lies in the lower region.
The top boundary lies in the upper region.
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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.