Pointwise boundary formula for the common-level middle prism #
The older prism development proves cancellation only after weighting facets by the positive-ray index of a compatible assignment. An explicit relative collar needs the stronger pointwise chain statement: the signed incidence of every prime-orbit facet equals upper boundary coefficient minus lower boundary coefficient.
This module extracts the underlying weighted boundary theorem for an arbitrary prime-invariant
facet-map weight. Applying it to the characteristic function of one prime-orbit facet gives the
required pointwise incidence formula. The resulting object is a genuine
FoxNeuwirthRelativeAffineCollar at the common endpoint level N + L.
The concrete middle-prism cell system.
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Ordered geometric vertices of an arbitrary affine facet map.
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Prime translation of an affine facet map.
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The old affine occurrence map and the new explicit-cell occurrence have the same ordered geometric vertex signature.
Characteristic weight of one ordered prime-orbit facet. It is defined on all affine facet maps so it can be used in the generic staircase and subdivision boundary identities.
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The facet-orbit characteristic weight is invariant under simultaneous prime translation.
On an actual occurrence, the orbit characteristic weight is exactly the Kronecker delta of its quotient facet class.
Generic weighted boundary formulas #
Keep only lower-horizontal affine facet maps.
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Keep only upper-horizontal affine facet maps.
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Keep only nonhorizontal affine facet maps.
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A facet map cannot be both lower and upper horizontal.
Every facet-map weight splits into lower, upper, and nonhorizontal parts.
Expanded occurrence pairing for an arbitrary facet-map weight.
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Lower endpoint pairing at the combined spatial level.
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Upper endpoint pairing at the combined spatial level.
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Lower-horizontal part of the arbitrary weighted occurrence pairing.
Upper-horizontal part of the arbitrary weighted occurrence pairing.
Prime invariance is inherited by the nonhorizontal restriction of a weight.
Weight of a staircase side simplex for an arbitrary affine-facet weight. This is the weight-independent form of the construction used in nonhorizontal cancellation.
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A side simplex of a refined chart is the arbitrary side weight of its iterated spatial facet.
Successor-dimensional arbitrary-weight side bridge, with transports normalized.
Spatial subdivision boundary identity for an arbitrary fixed side weight.
Scaled form of the arbitrary spatial side boundary identity used in the final orbit sum.
The nonhorizontal part of every prime-invariant facet-map weight pairs trivially with the refined prism boundary.
Arbitrary prime-invariant weighted boundary formula for the fully refined middle prism.
Pointwise middle-prism collar #
Lower boundary coefficient of one middle-prism facet orbit.
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Upper boundary coefficient of one middle-prism facet orbit.
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The explicit facet incidence is the arbitrary occurrence pairing evaluated at the orbit characteristic weight.
If a lower endpoint map belongs to an orbit facet, that facet is lower horizontal.
If an upper endpoint map belongs to an orbit facet, that facet is upper horizontal.
Lower boundary coefficients vanish away from the lower horizontal boundary.
Upper boundary coefficients vanish away from the upper horizontal boundary.
The common-level staircase prism, with its boundary understood pointwise on prime-orbit facets.
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