Affine pullback values on one endpoint-subdivision cylinder #
The earlier last-vertex convention is not stable under iteration: its upper values generally do not equal the lower values selected by the next one-step layer. The composable convention is the affine pullback of the same parent PL map.
For a parent simplex with vertex data V, every local cylinder vertex has a spatial barycentric
coordinate in that parent simplex. We assign to it the affine value of V at that coordinate.
Affine interpolation over a cylinder cell then recovers the parent affine map at the cell's spatial
point exactly. Hence origin avoidance is inherited verbatim, and upper-boundary values are the
ordinary barycentric-subdivision vertex values needed by the next layer.
This file proves the complete simplex-local statement. Global iteration only needs the standard face-gluing theorem saying that the parent PL values agree on shared refined faces.
The identity correspondence between parent vertex indices.
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Cast cylinder vertex indices to the dimension convention for the endpoint stack.
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Evaluate parent-simplex affine vertex data at the spatial point of one local cylinder vertex.
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Interpolating the pulled-back values over a cylinder cell is exactly evaluation of the parent affine map at the spatial barycentric image of the cell point.
On an upper barycentric facet, affine pullback gives the parent affine value at the corresponding prefix barycenter.
Endpoint specialization: the local affine interpolation is exactly the stored endpoint PL value at the spatial point of the one-step cylinder cell.
Every affine-pullback one-step endpoint cell avoids the origin because it is an exact restriction of the already zero-free endpoint PL map.
Upper pullback values are exactly the parent affine values at the vertices of the appended barycentric-subdivision simplex.