Quantitative successor stages #
The reverse half of the quantitative-refinement recursion is now a closed construction. From one generated pair over the closed Jordan domain and one requested positive bound, it selects an exact finite target-segment cover, a sufficiently fine square-mesh overlay, finitely many clean accessible boundary anchors, and the reverse finite transfer. Its target stars are smaller than the requested bound.
Blueprint #
Schoenflies.QuantitativeReverseStage— all construction data for one reverse quantitative successor.Schoenflies.exists_quantitativeReverseStage— construction from separation and the persistent outer-cycle invariant.Schoenflies.QuantitativeReverseStage.transition— the output is aStageTransition.Schoenflies.QuantitativeReverseStage.diam_targetStar_lt_bound— the uniform half ofprop:shrinking-starsat this successor.Schoenflies.TargetFaceMesh.refine— subsequent forward transfers preserve the target face-mesh estimate.
A uniform mesh bound on the closed target 2-cells of a generated pair.
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- Schoenflies.TargetFaceMesh P bound = ∀ {F : γ}, F ∈ P.str.faces → Metric.diam (closure (P.tgt.cell F)) < bound
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A target face-mesh bound survives any compatible refinement.
In particular, direction (a) of finite transfer preserves the target mesh bound.
A target face-mesh estimate gives the corresponding factor-two bound on every star.
The complete output of one quantitatively bounded reverse-transfer successor.
- cover : TargetSegmentCover P
A finite exact segment presentation of the old target skeleton.
- overlay : self.cover.MeshOverlayTransferData anchors
The chosen overlay and transferred generated pair.
Half the requested bound leaves room for the factor two in the star estimate.
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The generated pair at the new successor stage.
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The common abstract parent map from the successor to the old stage.
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Reverse finite transfer supplies exactly the common transition interface used by the tower.
Every target star at the successor has diameter below the prescribed bound.
The stronger face-level estimate retained by later forward refinements.
Quantitative reverse successor. Every generated stage over the closed Jordan domain admits a reverse transferred refinement whose target stars are smaller than any specified positive bound.