Radial deformation onto the bottom and sides of a cube cylinder #
Projection from height two above the cube's centre gives a deformation cubeLiftDeform
from the bottom-and-sides subspace to each point of the cylinder, reaching that point at
cubeLiftTime. This time vanishes exactly on cylinderExtensionDomain (Cube.boundary N).
The construction includes the zero-dimensional cube. It is the geometric input for relative
homotopy lifting along the bottom-and-sides inclusion of I × Iᴺ; the square (N = Unit)
is the open-box case. Its denominator and initial projection reuse the unit-ball radial projection
from TauCeti.Topology.Homotopy.Extension.Ball through
cubeHomeomorphClosedBall.
References #
- A. Strøm, Note on cofibrations II, Math. Scand. 22 (1968), 130–142.
The radial denominator for the bottom-and-sides projection.
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Time at which the radial deformation reaches x.
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Run the radial segment from the bottom and sides, stopping when it reaches x.
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The initial radial projection of the top face lands on the bottom for radius at most
1 / 2, and otherwise rescales by the reciprocal radius.
Above radius 1 / 2, the initial projection of the top face lies on a boundary side.
For x in {0} × I^(Option N) ∪ I × ∂I^(Option N), either x.2 none ∈ {0, 1}, or the point
obtained from x.2 by replacing its none coordinate with x.1 (via
piOptionEquivProdHomeomorph, after dropping x.2 none) lies in ∂I^(Option N).