Gaps separating two finite circular blocks #
Real angle representatives in a single turn determine two actual gap points on the circle. Finite extrema choose the second gap internally. Empty blocks retain the specified cut: when one block is empty, both gaps lie in that block's empty slot.
Cutting before two real representatives in one turn turns their circular order into their strict linear order. Equal representatives give no strict betweenness.
Two finite linearly ordered blocks in one open turn admit an intervening cut, even when either block is empty. The original cut is retained.
Boundary point with the prescribed real angle representative and radius.
Instances For
The parameterized circle point lies on its actual real metric sphere.
The point's literal argument is the prescribed angle, without a principal-cut restriction on the real representative.
Two finite contiguous blocks on a real circle supply their own two separating gap points. The input records only their actual angle representatives and order. It supplies no geometric separator, center or connector.