Exact relative stable collar from the affine-pullback Route B perturbation #
This module packages the concrete Route B assignment on the Step 4 affine-pullback collar into the exact relative-collar interface consumed by finite affine Stokes.
The construction uses the focused Route B API rather than repeating the perturbation selection:
- choose the canonical perturbation with tolerance
1; - retain the exact lower and upper horizontal values because all horizontal parameters are frozen;
- use Route B positive-ray general position on every cell;
- convert that package to the local positive-ray Stokes certificate;
- inhabit
ExactRelativeStableCollarConstructionTheorem.
A fixed positive tolerance used to select one exact-collar perturbation. The exact certificate
records no quantitative upper bound, so the value 1 is sufficient.
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Positivity of the canonical certificate tolerance.
The canonical Route B result used by the exact collar certificate.
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The full assignment selected by Route B on the concrete affine-pullback collar.
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The selected assignment is the assignment reconstructed from the selected Route B move.
Movable replacement preserves both supplied endpoint assignments exactly.
Route B supplies positive-ray general position for every cell of the selected collar.
The concrete Route B perturbation, packaged with exact endpoints and cellwise positive-ray general position.
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Exact local-Stokes collar data obtained from the positive-ray-general-position package.
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The exact certificate retains the endpoint assignments literally.
The exact certificate supplies the local positive-ray Stokes identity on every cell.
The exact certificate identifies the two stable endpoint counts.
The exact relative stable-collar construction proposition is inhabited by the concrete affine-pullback collar followed by the unconditional Route B perturbation.
Immediate stable-homotopy invariance consequence of the exact collar construction.