The canonical retraction map $\rho : V \to V$ obtained from exists_canonical_retraction.
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The retraction map sends faces of the building to faces of the chosen apartment $A$.
The retraction map fixes every vertex lying in the apartment $A$.
The retraction map is injective on the vertices of any apartment $B$ containing $C$.
The retraction restricted to a second apartment $A'$ sends faces of $A'$ into faces of $A$.
Specialization of injectivity of the retraction to vertices of another apartment $A'$.
Strict monotonicity of the retraction-induced image map on faces of $A'$.
The retraction $\rho$ centered at a chamber $C$ acts as the identity on every face of any apartment $A'$ also containing $C$ — a consequence of label-uniqueness.
Apartments containing a common chamber $C$ have one face-set contained in the other; in particular this yields $A'.\mathrm{faces} \subseteq A.\mathrm{faces}$.
Section 4.1 / 4.4: between two apartments $A, A'$ sharing a chamber $C$ there exists a simplicial isomorphism $\varphi : V \to V$ that is bijective and fixes the intersection $A \cap A'$ pointwise.