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Existence of cone bounds and signed-cone separation data

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PolygonalArcCollarConeSeparationDataExists

by xuanji · Sep 28, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

decompositiongeometrypolygonal-collar

For the fixed polygonal arc collar inputs, there exist positive initial and terminal cone bounds. With the positive quarter-turn of each segment direction as the normal, the corresponding initial, terminal, and two successive signed cones are disjoint from the required neighboring segment or cone.

This is the independent cone-algebra phase of the compatible oriented tube construction. Its conclusions use the explicit quarter-turn expressions so that the final assembly can identify them with the normal field of the oriented tube.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_PolygonalArcCollarConeSeparationData
import Theorems.Thm_PolygonalArcAdjacentOutwardDirectionsNotSameRay
import Theorems.Thm_PlanarRot90ConeAvoidsRay

open Classical
noncomputable section

-- cone-bound and signed-cone separation phase.
Formal statement
theorem PolygonalArcCollarConeSeparationDataExists (γ : PolygonalArc) {η : ℝ}
    (controlRadii : PolygonalArcCollarControlRadii γ η)
    (middleSegments : PolygonalArcCollarMiddleSegmentData γ controlRadii)
    (forbiddenMargins :
      PolygonalArcCollarMiddleForbiddenMargins γ controlRadii middleSegments) :
    Nonempty
      (PolygonalArcCollarConeSeparationData γ controlRadii middleSegments
        forbiddenMargins) := by sorry
Source
https://github.com/wpegden/crossing-consequences/blob/8769d142033fce042f502bf2857afb6b1375b5c3/Tablet/PolygonalArcCollarCompatibleOrientedTubeDataExists.lean#L29-L109, L1190-L1461

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