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LeanPool.NandakumarRamanaRao.NRR.PrimePolyhedron.FoxNeuwirth.EndpointStackLastVertexCore

Local last-vertex retraction for endpoint subdivision cylinders #

This file proves the simplex-local geometric core needed by the endpoint-stack construction. For a point of a standard simplex, lastSupportIndex is the largest vertex index carrying a nonzero barycentric coordinate. Applied to every vertex of the recursive one-step cylinder, it selects a coarse endpoint vertex. Pushing barycentric weights through this finite selector gives an explicit coarse-simplex barycentric point. Consequently every affine combination of selected endpoint values is exactly a value of the supplied endpoint PL approximation and is therefore zero-free.

The global descent condition requires these local choices to agree for occurrences of the same geometric stack vertex in different refined top cells. This overlap compatibility yields an Assignment on the quotient of global collar vertices.

Largest index in the nonzero barycentric support.

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    The selector depends only on the barycentric point, so it is automatically compatible with any two local descriptions having the same standard-simplex coordinate.

    If one coordinate vanishes, the last-support selector cannot choose that coordinate.

    Coarse endpoint vertex selected at a local vertex of the recursive one-step cylinder.

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      Reinterpret the selected local index in the ambient p-vertex endpoint simplex.

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        Push the barycentric weights of a cylinder cell through its finite last-vertex selector.

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          Retraction specialized to the ambient prime-cardinality simplex.

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            On the lower boundary facet, pushing weights through the selector is exactly the original coarse barycentric coordinate vector.

            Last-vertex map on the vertices of one barycentric top simplex.

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              On an upper boundary facet, the retracted weights are the pushforward by the ordinary last-vertex map of that barycentric simplex.

              Regrouping identity for affine values after the last-vertex retraction.

              The local affine interpolation of selected endpoint values is exactly an endpoint PL value at an explicit retracted barycentric point.

              Every simplex-local one-step endpoint-stack cell obtained from the last-vertex selector avoids the origin. This is the quantitative geometric core of the endpoint-stack construction.