Restricting the vertices of a simplicial complex #
The restriction of an abstract simplicial complex to a set of vertices is a complex on that set as a subtype. Its faces are precisely the original faces using only those vertices. The subtype inclusion is simplicial; in particular, finite vertex restrictions give finite models inside arbitrary complexes without adjoining unused ambient vertices.
Restrict a complex to a set of vertices, changing the vertex type to that set.
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A face in the restriction is a face after forgetting the vertex-membership proofs.
The canonical simplicial inclusion of a vertex restriction into the original complex.
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The simplicial inclusion between vertex restrictions induced by an inclusion of vertex sets.
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The inclusion between vertex restrictions acts on vertices by Set.inclusion.
Including a smaller vertex restriction into a larger one and then into the original complex is the inclusion of the smaller restriction.
Relabeling the restricted complex into the original vertex type gives exactly the faces of the original complex contained in the chosen set.