Base-facet chain of the one-step subdivision cylinder #
Every recursive cylinder cell is a cone. Its facet opposite the cone apex belongs to the
triangulated boundary of Delta (p - 1) x I. This module separates the lower and upper endpoint
parts of that base-facet chain from the recursive spatial-side part and proves that the endpoint
part is exactly
sd^(N+1)(orbitCycle) - sd^N(orbitCycle).
The radial-facet cancellation and the recursive-side vanishing over the Fox--Neuwirth orbit cycle are proved in the boundary-cancellation module.
The base facet occurrence of a coned top cell.
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Pairing of all cone-base facets against an arbitrary quotient-facet weight.
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A local base cell belongs to one of the two external horizontal boundaries.
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Endpoint part of the cone-base pairing.
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Recursive spatial-side part of the cone-base pairing.
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The base pairing is the sum of its endpoint and recursive-side parts.
The lower endpoint contribution of the cone-base chain.
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The upper endpoint contribution of the cone-base chain.
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Endpoint cells in the local recursive cylinder are precisely the one lower cell and all upper barycentric cells.
The endpoint part of the base chain is the refined upper chain minus the coarse lower chain.
Exact decomposition of all cone-base facets into the two external endpoint chains and the recursive spatial-side chain.