Horizontal endpoint identification for the refined equivariant prism #
The global prism boundary has already been split into lower-horizontal, upper-horizontal, and nonhorizontal contributions, and the nonhorizontal term has been shown to vanish. This file reindexes each horizontal contribution as the positive-ray count on the corresponding endpoint triangulation.
Interpret a spatial refinement word on the definitionally different simplex-index type.
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The transported generic subdivision sign is the Fox--Neuwirth subdivision sign.
Transport an endpoint top simplex to the cardinality expected by the boundary theorem.
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Transported endpoint facet map with the natural Fin (p+1) indexing.
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Transported endpoint boundary map with the natural endpoint indexing.
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Endpoint-index form of the iterated weighted-boundary theorem. This packages the single
Fin p versus Fin (p - 1 + 1) transport used by every horizontal endpoint calculation.
The spatial simplex obtained by applying the final L barycentric refinements to an already
level-N refined top cell.
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In successor dimension the transported endpoint spatial map is the original refinement word applied in the original chart.
Positive-ray count represented by the lower horizontal boundary of a compatible prism assignment.
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Positive-ray count represented by the upper horizontal boundary of a compatible prism assignment.
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Weight which retains only lower-horizontal realized facets.
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Weight which retains only upper-horizontal realized facets.
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Occurrence expansion of the lower-horizontal signature contribution.
Occurrence expansion of the upper-horizontal signature contribution.
Lower endpoint maps are lower-horizontal and not upper-horizontal.
Upper endpoint maps are upper-horizontal and not lower-horizontal.
An affine barycentric-subdivision chart sends a strictly positive simplex point to a strictly positive simplex point.
Iterated affine barycentric-subdivision charts preserve strict positivity.
After at least one refinement, the last domain vertex maps to a strictly positive point.
A strictly positive barycentric point has strictly interior staircase time.
Transporting a strictly positive simplex point preserves strict positivity.
A refined staircase side map is never lower-horizontal.
A refined staircase side map is never upper-horizontal.
Endpoint pairing for an arbitrary affine-facet weight #
Restrict an arbitrary facet-map weight to the lower horizontal faces.
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Restrict an arbitrary facet-map weight to the upper horizontal faces.
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The occurrence sum of an arbitrary facet-map weight.
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The lower endpoint pairing of an arbitrary facet-map weight.
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The upper endpoint pairing of an arbitrary facet-map weight.
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The lower occurrence sum of any weight is its negative lower endpoint pairing.
The upper occurrence sum of any weight is its upper endpoint pairing.
The lower horizontal contribution is the negative of the refined lower endpoint count.
The upper horizontal contribution is the refined upper endpoint count.
Horizontal balance identifies the two refined endpoint counts represented by any compatible assignment.
Endpoint-count equality specialized to the compatible generic perturbation.