Reversal of assignments on relative affine collars #
Reflection changes only the time coordinate of a collar vertex. Therefore an assignment on the original collar can be transported to the reversed collar by using the same decorated local occurrence. Injectivity of interval reflection proves that the transported cover value descends to reversed global vertices. Local vertex maps are unchanged, so origin avoidance is preserved literally.
A reversed local occurrence, viewed as the corresponding original occurrence.
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Reversed cover points are reflections of the original cover points.
The original global vertex represented by a reversed local occurrence.
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Piecewise value used for descent to reversed global vertices.
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Equality of reflected geometric vertices implies equality of their original quotient vertices.
Descended vector assignment on the reversed collar.
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Reversal preserves prime equivariance.
Assignment transported to the reversed cell system.
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Reversal does not change any local target vertex value.
Cellwise origin avoidance is preserved under reversal.