Boundary-respecting facet targets for affine-pullback endpoint stacks #
The first endpoint-stack layer has a distinguished coarse lower simplex. Every time-zero local vertex is one of its vertices, and those vertices are pairwise distinct. A partial injection from frozen facet columns to coarse-simplex vertices therefore extends to a permutation. Filling the remaining movable columns with the missing coarse-simplex values makes the selected facet a column permutation of the regular endpoint matrix.
The local cylinder time of a one-step cell vertex.
The local cylinder point of a one-step cell vertex.
A finite partial injection into a finite type extends to a permutation.
Facet columns whose represented local vertices lie on the coarse lower boundary.
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Coarse lower-simplex index represented by a frozen facet column.
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The frozen-column map is injective.
A permutation extending the frozen-column identification.
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The chosen permutation agrees with the represented lower index on every frozen column.
Boundary-respecting target whose selected facet is the regular endpoint matrix with permuted columns.
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Values on the selected facet have the advertised permuted endpoint form.
The selected target facet matrix is a column permutation of the endpoint regularity matrix.
The selected target facet is regular.
The target leaves every lower-horizontal local scalar coordinate fixed.
Lower-relative facet target property used by stack composition.
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One endpoint layer has lower-relative facet targets.