Route B, Step 4: one-coordinate affine fibers #
A movable parameter is an orbit of scalar sites, so changing one parameter can alter several local coordinates simultaneously. The coefficient below is the total barycentric coefficient of that orbit in one deviation equation. This is the correct replacement for the invalid argument that used only the weight of one retained vertex.
For fixed barycentric data and all other movable parameters, every deviation is an affine function of the distinguished scalar parameter. If one total orbit coefficient is nonzero, the bad fiber is contained in a singleton and therefore has Lebesgue measure zero.
The movable parameter selected by a mixed-face case.
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Indicator that a local scalar site belongs to the selected movable orbit.
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Total coefficient of the selected scalar orbit in one deviation equation. It includes every local occurrence of the same quotient parameter.
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The deviation intercept obtained by setting the distinguished parameter to zero while retaining every other movable parameter.
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Fixed-barycentric bad fiber in the distinguished scalar coordinate.
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Replacing the selected coordinate evaluates a local scalar site by t
exactly when that site belongs to the selected orbit.
Every deviation is affine in the selected scalar orbit, with the total orbit coefficient defined above.
A nonzero deviation coefficient forces every bad scalar to equal one explicit value.
Under one nonzero total orbit coefficient, the fixed-barycentric bad fiber has one-dimensional Lebesgue measure zero.