The common output of one transferred stage #
Both directions of finite transfer produce the four pieces of data needed between consecutive
matched cellulations: compatible source and target refinements, growth of the realized source
skeleton, and agreement of the new skeleton homeomorphism with the old one. StageTransition
packages that shared output and proves that transitions compose.
Blueprint #
Schoenflies.StageTransition— one step of the quantitative-refinement recursion, stripped of the particular ambient graph used to construct it.Schoenflies.IsPartialTransferOf.stageTransition,Schoenflies.IsTargetPartialTransferOf.stageTransition— both finite-transfer directions expose the same stage interface.Schoenflies.StageTransition.trans— consecutive transferred refinements compose.
The information about consecutive generated pairs consumed by StageSequence.
The new source realization refines the preceding source realization.
The target realizations refine along the same abstract parent map.
- sourceSkeletonSet_subset : P.src.skeletonSet ⊆ T.src.skeletonSet
The realized source skeleton grows.
The new skeleton homeomorphism extends the preceding one.
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Target skeletons grow as well. This follows from source-skeleton growth and agreement of the two skeleton homeomorphisms on the old source skeleton.
Consecutive stage transitions compose their parent maps and their nesting data.
Direction (a)'s induction invariant supplies one stage transition.
Direction (b)'s induction invariant supplies the identical stage transition.
The admissible conclusion of direction (a) forgets to the same stage transition.
The admissible conclusion of direction (b) forgets to the same stage transition.