Planar cells between continuous graphs #
The vertical region between two graphs includes both graphs and the two endpoint fibers. The horizontal region swaps the two coordinates. Continuous graphs on the base interval suffice for compactness and a null frontier; no differentiability or absolute continuity is required.
Degenerate fibers and empty fibers are allowed by the geometric API. The coordinate API selects either cell direction and its graph parametrization.
The sign of the ordered base and fiber coordinates relative to the positive plane.
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The real linear coordinate projection.
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A graph parametrized by the chosen coordinate.
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Continuity of a graph in either coordinate.
A graph is differentiable at every differentiability point of its graph function.
The planar region between two graphs in either base-coordinate direction.
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- TauCeti.Green.Coordinate.re.region a b lower upper = TauCeti.Green.verticalRegion a b lower upper
- TauCeti.Green.Coordinate.im.region a b lower upper = TauCeti.Green.horizontalRegion a b lower upper
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A coordinate graph composed with a differentiable parameter is differentiable when its coordinate lies in the base interval and avoids the exceptional levels and endpoints.
Continuous functions on a real product rectangle remain continuous in complex coordinates.
In real product coordinates the vertical cell has the indicated interval fibers.
A fiber over a point of the base interval is exactly the closed interval between the graphs.
A vertical region with continuous graphs is closed.
A vertical region with continuous graphs is compact, even if some fibers are empty.
A vertical region with continuous graphs is measurable.
Points strictly between both endpoint fibers and the two graphs are interior points.
The frontier is contained in the two endpoint lines and the two graph traces.
The frontier of a vertical cell bounded by continuous graphs has zero planar area.
The horizontal region is the coordinate swap of the vertical region.
The vertical region is the coordinate swap of the horizontal region.
A horizontal region with continuous graphs is compact.
A horizontal region with continuous graphs is measurable.
The frontier of a horizontal cell bounded by continuous graphs has zero planar area.