Global descent interface for the endpoint-stack last-vertex assignment #
The local last-vertex map from EndpointStackLastVertexCore assigns a coarse endpoint value to
each local vertex occurrence of one one-step subdivision cylinder. To obtain a genuine collar
assignment these local values must agree on every pair of symmetry-decorated occurrences which
represent the same geometric cylinder point.
This file packages that exact compatibility condition, proves that it is sufficient to descend the
local values to the global vertex quotient and then to the diagonal scalar-parameter quotient, and
recovers the local cell values and cellwise origin avoidance. No compatibility assumption is
hidden: the required compatibility theorem is OneStepLastVertexCompatible.
The one-step endpoint cylinder used throughout this module.
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Coarse endpoint realization vertex selected at one local one-step-cylinder occurrence.
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Selected endpoint point on a symmetry-decorated occurrence.
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Coarse endpoint value selected at one local one-step-cylinder vertex occurrence.
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Value on a symmetry-decorated local occurrence.
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Pure geometric compatibility statement for the endpoint-stack last-vertex retraction. Two decorated occurrences of one global cylinder vertex must select the same decorated endpoint realization vertex.
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Decorated selected vectors are samples of the global approximation map at decorated selected points.
Exact global overlap condition required for the local last-vertex values to descend.
This is the simplicial-carrier compatibility theorem in value form. It says that two decorated local occurrences representing the same geometric cylinder point select the same equivariant endpoint value.
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The geometric point-compatibility theorem implies the value-compatibility theorem.
Under the exact overlap theorem, the selected vectors descend to global collar vertices.
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The descended global vector assignment is prime-equivariant.
Scalar site value obtained from the descended global vector assignment.
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The selected scalar site value is constant on diagonal prime orbits.
Genuine compatible equivariant assignment obtained from the local last-vertex values.
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The descended assignment reconstructs the intended selected value at every local slot.
Local vertex map of the descended assignment is exactly the simplex-local last-vertex map.
Every one-step endpoint-stack cell of the globally descended assignment avoids the origin.