Canonical horizontal facets of the common-level middle prism #
This module constructs the lower and upper horizontal quotient facets attached to every top cell at
combined refinement level N + L. It also records the exact factorization of subdivision signs
under the split refinement word. These are the endpoint maps needed by the chain-level collar
interface; no choice of a unique quotient-facet representative is made.
Enumerate the facets of the refined middle-prism cell system.
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Split a combined-level top cell into its level-N prefix and length-L refinement tail.
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The subdivision sign of a concatenated word factors into the two subdivision signs.
The transported generic iterated-subdivision sign is the Fox--Neuwirth subdivision sign.
Coefficients factor under the prefix-tail endpoint decomposition.
Canonical lower quotient facet of a combined-level top cell.
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Canonical upper quotient facet of a combined-level top cell.
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Every canonical lower endpoint facet belongs to the lower horizontal boundary.
Every canonical upper endpoint facet belongs to the upper horizontal boundary.
Canonical lower endpoint map evaluated on its actual occurrence is the Kronecker weight of the corresponding quotient facet.
Upper endpoint analogue of facetOrbitIndicator_lowerEndpointMap.
Pairing the lower boundary coefficients against an arbitrary quotient-facet weight gives the split refined Fox--Neuwirth endpoint chain.
Pairing the upper boundary coefficients against an arbitrary quotient-facet weight gives the split refined Fox--Neuwirth endpoint chain.
Chain-level lower endpoint identification at the combined subdivision level.
Chain-level upper endpoint identification at the combined subdivision level.
Every representative of a canonical lower quotient facet has the prescribed endpoint vertices, up to one simultaneous prime relabelling.
Every representative of a canonical upper quotient facet has the prescribed endpoint vertices, up to one simultaneous prime relabelling.
The unique empty endpoint refinement word.
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At prism refinement level zero, every lower horizontal occurrence is the canonical lower occurrence of its spatial top cell.
At prism refinement level zero, every upper horizontal occurrence is the canonical upper occurrence of its spatial top cell.
The one remaining combinatorial condition needed to package the common-level middle prism as an endpoint-identified collar: every geometric horizontal facet must occur in the corresponding refined endpoint chain.
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Horizontal-facet exhaustiveness is completely explicit before any additional prism barycentric subdivision.
Horizontal-facet exhaustiveness makes the common-level middle prism a genuine endpoint-identified relative affine collar. All incidence, chain-pairing, and endpoint-geometry fields are already proved above.
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The unrefined common-level staircase prism is therefore already a complete endpoint-identified collar.
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