Zero-free endpoint bridges for stable regular approximations #
A stable regular approximation stores a finite family of refined vertex samples and a zero-free straight-line comparison between the original map and their affine interpolation on every refined top simplex. For the relative collar we need a genuine global endpoint map whose values at those refined vertices are exactly the stored samples.
The construction below does not attempt to glue the local affine formulas globally. Instead it uses a finite, localized correction of the original map.
- Include every prime translate of every refined endpoint vertex in a finite sample family.
- Around each sample point, the straight segment from the original map to the approximation's global sampling map remains zero-free on a sufficiently small ball.
- A finite continuous bump is one at every sample point and supported in the union of those safe balls.
- Averaging the bump over the prime group makes it invariant without changing its value on the invariant sample family or enlarging its support outside the safe locus.
- Blending the original map with the sampling map by this invariant bump gives a continuous, equivariant, zero-free global map. It agrees exactly with the approximation at every refined vertex, and the straight line from the original map to the blended map is zero-free.
Thus every StableRegularApproximation canonically determines the
ZeroFreeEndpointInterpolant required by the exact relative-collar interface.
Pointwise straight-segment safety between two coordinate maps.
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The jointly continuous straight-segment evaluation map.
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A safe segment at one point has a positive norm margin, uniformly in the segment parameter.
Segment safety persists on a metric neighborhood of a safe point.
One finite index for every prime translate of every refined endpoint vertex.
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Spatial point represented by a sample index.
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Left multiplication on the group coordinate realizes the prime action on sample points.
Segment safety is transported by prime equivariance.
Segment safety is equivalent along a prime orbit.
The stored simplexwise straight-line condition is safe at every refined vertex.
Every translated endpoint sample has a safe segment to the approximation's sampling map.
A chosen positive radius on which one sample's full segment remains safe.
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The chosen ball around a sample lies in the pointwise safe locus.
Continuous radial bump supported in one chosen safe ball.
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A positive sample bump certifies membership in its safe ball.
Unsymmetrized finite bump: one on every endpoint sample and supported in the union of safe sample balls.
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Positivity of the raw bump implies full pointwise segment safety.
Prime-invariant average of the raw bridge weight.
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The averaged bridge weight is prime-invariant.
The averaged weight remains one on every translated refined endpoint vertex.
A positive averaged weight still lies in the full safe locus.
Global localized endpoint map. It agrees with the approximation's sampling map at every refined endpoint vertex, but returns to the original map away from the finite safe neighborhood.
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The bridged map has exactly the stored approximation value at every translated refined vertex.
In particular, every canonical refined vertex is fixed to the stored endpoint sample.
The straight line from the original map to the localized bridged map is zero-free.
Every stable regular approximation supplies the global zero-free endpoint interpolant required by the exact relative-collar construction.
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The endpoint interpolant has exactly the approximation's refined vertex samples.
Simultaneous lower and upper endpoint bridges.
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