Continuous geometry certificates for exact-one gadgets #
Finite arithmetic checks certify the entire real supports of the fixed gadget routes, including their isolated exterior accesses. These are local replacement certificates; composition with an input drawing is a separate construction.
Main definitions #
LocalGeometry.Check: decidable finite endpoint, simplicity, contact, and access checks.
Main results #
disjunctionGeometry_check,falseGeometry_check,complementGeometry_check.LocalGeometry.incidence_isSimple,LocalGeometry.routes_contact,LocalGeometry.access_contact: continuous consequences of the finite checks.
References #
The incidence graphs are from [HuntMaratheRadhakrishnanStearns1998, Theorem 3.8, Figures 3.4–3.5 and Lemma 3.6]. The orthogonal certificates are original.
Common listed endpoints of two segments are the permitted self-contacts.
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A decidable finite simplicity certificate for an individual polygonal route.
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The finite certificate refers to graph endpoints, complete routes, and all exterior
accesses. The core lies strictly inside the square cell of side g.size.
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The finite simplicity certificate controls full real segment intersections.
Every checked incidence has its prescribed clause and variable endpoints.
Every checked incidence is properly orthogonal.
Every checked incidence is simple over its full continuous support.
Checked incidence routes can meet only at a shared clause or variable vertex.
Checked incidences avoid every nonincident variable vertex.
Checked incidences avoid every nonincident clause vertex.
Exterior access routes are simple over their full continuous support.
Distinct checked accesses have disjoint full real supports.
A checked access meets the core only at its corresponding terminal.
Complete finite certificate for the parsimonious disjunction replacement.
Complete finite certificate for the positive forced-false gadget.
Complete finite certificate for the positive complement gadget.