Thin-time stacks of unrefined Fox--Neuwirth staircase prisms #
The fully barycentrically refined middle prism changes the horizontal spatial triangulation from
level N to level N + L. For a boundary-relative comparison this is undesirable: the supplied
stable endpoint approximation must remain fixed on its exact level.
This module refines only the interval direction. A thin stack with m > 0 consists of m copies
of the unrefined (L = 0) staircase prism. Copy r : Fin m is embedded in the time slab
[r/m, (r+1)/m]. Spatial coordinates and all prime-orbit data are unchanged.
The construction below supplies the genuine affine-cell system. The subsequent boundary module collects quotient-facet incidences: side facets cancel inside each slab, adjacent horizontal facets cancel between consecutive slabs, and only the first lower and final upper boundary remain.
Embed one cylinder point into a specified thin time slab.
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Time rescaling commutes with prime symmetry.
Rescaling into one fixed positive slab is injective.
A canonical cell witnessing nonemptiness of a positive thin stack.
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Geometric vertex of a thin-stack cell.
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Affine chart of a thin-stack cell.
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The thin stack is a genuine affine cell system with unchanged spatial endpoint level N.
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