The recursive quantitative stage construction #
This module iterates the two-sided quantitative successor. Window centres are read from a recurrent sequence and all three quantitative parameters use a dyadic scale.
The external choices needed by the quantitative recursion. centreBase will be wrapped
by recur, so every one of its values occurs at arbitrarily late stages.
Interior centres to revisit arbitrarily late in the recursion.
Boundary anchors prescribed at each stage.
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The recurrent centre used at stage n.
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- q.centre n = Schoenflies.recur q.centreBase n
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The dyadic window and source-mesh scale at successor n.
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- Schoenflies.dyadicScale n = (2 ^ n)⁻¹ / 2
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The target bound leaves an inessential factor four for the initial-stage estimate.
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A target-star bound indexed by the actual stages. The initial pair receives one coarse bound; every successor uses the estimate established when it was constructed.
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Choose a quantitative successor at stage n.
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- Schoenflies.scheduledQuantitativeSuccessor hC hcycle q n P = Classical.choice ⋯
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The recursively chosen generated pairs.
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The composite parent map selected at successor n.
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- Schoenflies.quantitativeParent P₀ hC hcycle q n = (Schoenflies.scheduledQuantitativeSuccessor hC hcycle q n (Schoenflies.quantitativeStage P₀ hC hcycle q n)).parent
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Consecutive recursively chosen stages satisfy the common transition interface.
Every noninitial target star satisfies the scheduled dyadic bound.
Every target star satisfies the stage-indexed uniform bound, including stage zero.
At every point caught by the stage-n window, the successor source star satisfies the
scheduled dyadic bound.
Source stars at a fixed point shrink monotonically through all later recursive stages.
Metric density of the base centre sequence inside the Jordan domain.
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- q.CentresDense = ∀ x ∈ Schoenflies.inside C, ∀ (δ : ℝ), 0 < δ → ∃ (k : ℕ), (q.centreBase k).supDist x < δ
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A canonical schedule obtained by taking a dense sequence in the open Jordan domain. The auxiliary anchor list may be empty: each target-mesh constructor adds whatever fresh boundary anchors it needs.
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- Schoenflies.denseQuantitativeSchedule hC = { centreBase := fun (n : ℕ) => ↑(TopologicalSpace.denseSeq (↑(Schoenflies.inside C)) n), centreBase_mem := ⋯, anchors := fun (x : ℕ) => [] }
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The recurrent dense windows and dyadic mesh bounds force pointwise convergence of the source-star diameters.
The complete quantitative recursion, in the exact interface consumed by the limit-map construction.
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The recursion with its canonical dense schedule. No convergence hypothesis remains in this interface.
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- Schoenflies.denseQuantitativeStageSequence P₀ hC hcycle hbase = Schoenflies.quantitativeStageSequence P₀ hC hcycle (Schoenflies.denseQuantitativeSchedule hC) hbase ⋯