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CslibFrontier.Computability.Complexity.Problems.Graph.RotationSystem.Star

Unbounded-arity ordered incidence stars #

The center has the prescribed forward cyclic order, with no degree bound. Leaves keep singleton vertex rotations. The face permutation is a doubled inverse center cycle, so a positive star has precisely one full dart face. A zero-arity star is the declared center point and retains the existing conventional-face rule.

One distinct leaf per argument and one constraint center, including the arity-zero point.

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    Argument/end coordinates on the actual listed star.

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      The leaves use their own argument indices and the center has name n.

      Center successor is forward argument rotation; each leaf successor is its own dart.

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        Actual indexed star rotation, with one vertex cycle per endpoint fiber.

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          Reversal changes only the endpoint bit of an actual star occurrence.

          The literal face step: turn back at the center, and then return along a leaf.

          The full star face is one orbit, including the unary two-dart boundary walk.

          A positive star has one actual dart face; the zero star has no dart face.

          Every indexed endpoint is declared, without a bound on the arity.

          All declared star vertices lie in its center's component.

          Ordered stars of every arity have componentwise numerical genus zero. The nullary center is a point component; positive stars use the complete doubled face orbit.