Route B, Step 3: decomposition of mixed-face positive-ray incidence #
For a nonhorizontal codimension-two face, a positive-ray failure is split into finitely many cases by choosing a retained movable vertex whose barycentric coefficient is positive. The next stages will prove that each resulting bad parameter set is null.
Data selecting one codimension-two face and one retained local vertex whose
scalar orbit is movable. The selected coordinate j is only used to certify
that the vertex is genuinely movable; once one scalar coordinate at a vertex is
movable, the corresponding vector value is controlled by movable orbit data.
- cell : C.Cell
The collar cell containing the mixed face.
The first vertex omitted from the codimension-two face.
The second, distinct vertex omitted from the face.
A vertex retained in the face whose selected coordinate is movable.
- coordinate : Fin p
The selected scalar coordinate of the retained vertex.
- movable : ¬Parameters.IsFrozenParameter hp C (RelativeGenericity.localParameter hp C self.cell self.retained self.coordinate)
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The bad set attached to one distinguished positive movable vertex.
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A positive-ray incidence on a codimension-two face has a positive movable witness when at least one retained vertex with positive barycentric weight has a movable local scalar parameter.
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Every codimension-two positive-ray failure with a positive movable witness belongs to one of the finite bad sets.
Membership in a case bad set reconstructs an explicit positive-ray codimension-two incidence.
Exact finite-union characterization, under the geometric assertion that all relevant mixed incidences possess a positive movable witness.