Cancellation of the nonhorizontal refined-prism boundary #
This file performs the finite reindexing in the refined prism argument. There are three layers.
- The boundary of an iterated barycentric subdivision is the corresponding iterated subdivision of the original boundary. The proof is used only after applying an arbitrary weight to the induced face map, so it is stated as a finite weighted identity.
- The standard staircase triangulation of
Delta n x Ihas boundary equal to the upper copy minus the lower copy minus the staircase prism on the spatial boundary. Internal staircase faces pair with opposite signs. - The spatial-side term is an equivariant function of an orbit facet. Reindexing by facet orbits
turns it into the boundary pairing of
PrimeOrbitCycle.orbitCycle, hence it vanishes.
Together these statements prove that the nonhorizontalContribution isolated in
EquivariantPrismGlobalCancellation is zero. No geometric transgression hypothesis is introduced:
the result is a consequence of the explicit subdivision signs, staircase signs, and the already
proved orbit-cycle boundary identity.
Weighted boundary of iterated barycentric subdivision #
Insert a zero barycentric coordinate at k.
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Transport a standard-simplex point across an equality of dimensions.
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Product of the orientation signs in an iterated subdivision word.
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The induced facet map of one simplex in an iterated subdivision.
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The iterated subdivision of an original boundary face.
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One-step internal faces agree after the adjacent transposition.
One-step final faces are precisely subdivisions of original boundary faces.
Weighted one-step subdivision boundary formula.
Reindex a finite sum over words by their prefix and final letter.
Cycle three finite sums from a,b,c to b,c,a.
Cycle three finite sums from a,b,c to c,a,b.
Weighted boundary formula for an arbitrary number of barycentric subdivisions.
Staircase prism boundary #
Spatial barycentric point in the generic staircase simplex.
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Interval barycentric point in the generic staircase simplex.
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Generic staircase prism simplex over a spatial simplex map.
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Lower endpoint copy of a spatial simplex map.
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Upper endpoint copy of a spatial simplex map.
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A side staircase simplex over an original spatial face.
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The spatial barycentric coordinates agree on the common internal face of two adjacent staircase simplices.
The interval coordinate agrees on the common internal face of two adjacent staircase simplices.
Pairing of the two internal facets between adjacent staircase simplices.
Combinatorial classes of facets in the standard staircase triangulation. The two Unit
summands are the upper and lower horizontal facets, the two Fin n summands are the two copies of
each internal facet, and the final product indexes spatial-side facets.
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Recover the unique staircase-simplex facet occurrence from its combinatorial class.
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- NRR.FoxNeuwirthOrderComplex.EquivariantPrismNonhorizontalCancellation.staircaseFacetUnclassify n (Sum.inl val) = (0, 0)
- NRR.FoxNeuwirthOrderComplex.EquivariantPrismNonhorizontalCancellation.staircaseFacetUnclassify n (Sum.inr (Sum.inl val)) = (Fin.last n, Fin.last (n + 1))
- NRR.FoxNeuwirthOrderComplex.EquivariantPrismNonhorizontalCancellation.staircaseFacetUnclassify n (Sum.inr (Sum.inr (Sum.inl (Sum.inl h)))) = (h.succ, h.succ.castSucc)
- NRR.FoxNeuwirthOrderComplex.EquivariantPrismNonhorizontalCancellation.staircaseFacetUnclassify n (Sum.inr (Sum.inr (Sum.inl (Sum.inr h)))) = (h.castSucc, h.succ.castSucc)
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The complete finite partition of staircase facet occurrences.
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The explicit spatial barycentric formula is the standard-simplex pushforward.
The generic staircase interval coordinate is coordinate 1 of the simplex pushforward
along genericStaircaseTime.
Spatial-point naturality for a side face weakly before the staircase break.
Interval-point naturality for a side face weakly before the staircase break.
Spatial-point naturality for a side face after the staircase break.
Interval-point naturality for a side face after the staircase break.
The first facet of the first staircase simplex is the upper endpoint.
The last facet of the last staircase simplex is the lower endpoint.
Side facet formula when the deleted spatial vertex occurs weakly before the staircase break.
Side facet formula when the deleted spatial vertex occurs after the staircase break.
Sum decomposition induced by the staircase facet partition.
Boundary formula for the staircase triangulation, after evaluation by an arbitrary weight.
From local occurrence sums to the orbit-cycle side sum #
The coface point of a facet occurrence, transported to the ambient p-simplex.
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The actual affine facet map of one local prism occurrence.
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Ordered cylinder vertices of an arbitrary affine facet map.
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Prime translation of an affine facet map.
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Ordered cylinder vertices of one actual facet occurrence.
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An affine facet map is realized when its ordered vertices are a simultaneous prime translate of the ordered vertices of an actual triangulation facet. Using the orbit closure, rather than literal function equality, is what makes the auxiliary weight equivariant on all maps appearing in the subdivision and staircase identities.
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Prime-equivalent ordered geometric occurrence signatures have equal unsigned indices for every compatible assignment.
Unsigned index attached to a realized affine facet map. The chosen occurrence is immaterial by
occurrenceUnsignedFacetIndex_eq_of_pointSignature_eq_primeSmul.
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The realized-map weight agrees with the signature weight of every occurrence.
The realized facet weight is invariant under simultaneous prime translation.
A facet map is lower horizontal when every one of its vertices has time zero.
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A facet map is upper horizontal when every one of its vertices has time one.
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Weight used for the nonhorizontal part of the boundary.
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The auxiliary nonhorizontal weight vanishes on every lower endpoint facet.
The auxiliary nonhorizontal weight vanishes on every upper endpoint facet.
Occurrence expansion of the nonhorizontal signature contribution.
Prime relabelling does not change the nonhorizontal facet weight.
Transport from the ambient prime-cardinality index to the face index of a
(p - 2)-simplex.
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The face index corresponding to a labelled facet of a prime orbit.
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Reindex simplicial incidence by the ambient prime-cardinality face indices.
The facet of the chosen top representative obtained by deleting k.
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Orbit class of a face of the chosen top representative.
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A face and the canonical representative of its orbit differ by a prime relabelling.
A chosen prime relabelling that sends the canonical representative of a face orbit to the actual face of the chosen top representative.
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Specification of the chosen face transporter.
The unique member of the chosen top orbit whose k-th face is the canonical representative of
that face orbit.
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The selected top-orbit member has the canonical facet representative as its k-th face.
Incidence witnesses between one top orbit and the canonical facet representatives.
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Enumerate the members of a finite top-cell orbit.
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Enumerate the face witnesses of a fixed top-cell orbit.
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Every face of the chosen top representative determines exactly one nonzero orbit-incidence witness.
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Expand orbit incidence as a sum over its nonzero face witnesses.
The orbit coboundary at a chosen top representative is its ordinary weighted face sum.
Weighted boundary pairing of the orbit cycle vanishes for every equivariant facet weight.
In successor dimension, the concrete occurrence facet is the iterated facet map of the corresponding unrefined staircase prism.
In positive successor dimension, the refined chart is the unrefined realization chart precomposed with the same spatial refinement word.
Relabelling any simplex commutes with its realization chart.
Shared spatial-side bridge #
Weight of a staircase side simplex for any affine-facet weight.
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A refined-chart side simplex is the generic weight of its spatial facet.
Weight of a staircase side simplex built over a spatial facet.
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A side simplex of a refined chart is the side weight of its iterated spatial facet.
Successor-dimensional form of the refined side bridge, with transports normalized.
The spatial subdivision boundary identity specialized to a fixed side weight.
The scaled form of the spatial side boundary identity used in the final sum.
A refined orbit face map is the realization of the corresponding restricted simplex.
Fixed-refinement prime-orbit boundary cancellation for any invariant face weight.
The complete nonhorizontal refined-prism contribution vanishes.
Nonhorizontal cancellation specialized to the compatible generic perturbation.
The two horizontal contributions of a generic perturbation are opposite.