Manuscript En03-A@1 · En03-A.tex · section · 5398614e
Compact collar and frozen exterior
External conical geometry and certified local moves › Compact collar and frozen exterior · lines 1766–1802
En03-A@1#eq:collar-hexagon, En03-A@1#eq:collar-chart, En03-A@1#eq:core-collar-transition, En03-A@1#eq:affine-multiplication
collar cells. There are four core faces and four resting collar polygons. The north-east collar has spatial vertices
all at . Reflections, with boundary order reversed when needed, give the other counterclockwise polygons. Inner and outer side midpoints divide each rectangle boundary into eight segments.
At an inner corner, two core faces and one collar face meet. At an inner midpoint, one core face and two coplanar collar subdivisions meet. These subdivisions have fixed incidence and are not additional transitions.
The collar chart is
Core-to-collar transitions are
For affine pairs,
Displayed formulas in this passage
En03-A@1#eq:collar-hexagon · line 1771
En03-A@1#eq:collar-chart · line 1787
En03-A@1#eq:core-collar-transition · line 1792
En03-A@1#eq:affine-multiplication · line 1797
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