Frozen positive-support safety for endpoint stacks and composed collars #
The Route B frozen-support condition is proved one-sidedly. A lower endpoint stack is safe when all positive barycentric support lies at time zero; reversal gives the corresponding upper safety. Collar composition then converts those two one-sided statements into the global frozen-parameter condition because the two half-cylinder embeddings have no other horizontal points.
Lower one-sided version of frozen positive-support safety.
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Upper one-sided version of frozen positive-support safety.
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Every simplex weight has a positive coordinate.
In one local subdivision cylinder, positive support at time zero together with two vanishing source coordinates maps to a proper face of the coarse lower simplex.
The first affine-pullback endpoint layer is lower-support safe.
Lower safety is inherited by a composition from its left component.
Reversal converts lower-support safety into upper-support safety.
Composing a lower-safe left collar and an upper-safe right collar gives the exact frozen positive-support condition used by Route B.
Every iterated positive endpoint stack is lower-support safe.