$\sigma$ is a face of $\tau$ in $X_\infty$ iff $\sigma.\text{points} \subseteq \tau.\text{points}$.
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Reflexivity of the face relation on simplices at infinity.
Transitivity of the face relation.
Antisymmetry of the face relation at the point-set level.
Extensionality: simplices at infinity are equal iff their point sets coincide.
The face poset below $\sigma$ inside a chosen set $S$ of simplices at infinity.
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Partial order on FacePoset induced by the face relation on simplices at infinity.
$A_\infty$: the apartment at infinity built from a Euclidean apartment $A$, consisting of all ideal simplices arising from sectors in $A$.
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The full set of ideal simplices: simplices contained in $S_\infty$ for some sector $S$ of some apartment of $X$.
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The set of apartments-at-infinity, one for each Euclidean apartment via apartmentBoundary.
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Every apartment-at-infinity injects into the global simplex set and is closed under taking faces.
A subset of simplices at infinity is a simplicial subcomplex of $X_\infty$: it is contained in the building's simplex set and closed under taking faces.
- face_closed (σ τ : SimplexAtInfinity b md) : σ ∈ sub → SimplexAtInfinity.IsFace b md τ σ → τ ∈ sub
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Any two ideal simplices lie in a common apartment-at-infinity — the building axiom (BU1) for $X_\infty$ (Section 16.9).
Constructs the building at infinity $X_\infty$ as a BuildingAtInfinity, using
all ideal simplices and all apartment boundaries.
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The set $S_\infty$ of points at infinity of a sector $S$ embeds injectively
into some Fin n, hence is finite.
$S_\infty$ is finite as a set of points at infinity.
A subsector $T \subseteq S$ has the same set of points at infinity as $S$.
Sectors with identical vertex sets have identical points at infinity.
Sectors with the same direction have the same set of points at infinity.
The set of sector directions arising from sectors of a fixed apartment is finite.
The set of sector directions in an apartment is in bijection with some Fin n.
An apartment has finitely many sector directions.
The collection of distinct point-sets $S_\infty$ over sectors of an apartment is finite.
The set of points at infinity lying in some sector of a fixed apartment is finite.
An apartment-at-infinity has finitely many simplices (the Coxeter-complex finiteness needed for sphericality).
Each apartment-at-infinity has finitely many simplices.
The building at infinity $X_\infty$ is spherical — combines apartment finiteness with nonemptiness (Section 16.10).
Existence form of the previous theorem: a spherical $X_\infty$ exists.
The face lattice below a simplex in an apartment-at-infinity is order-isomorphic to a finite powerset $\mathcal{P}(\text{Fin}\,n)$ — the "simplicial complex" axiom.
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Face completeness: every nonempty subset $T$ of the points of a simplex in $A_\infty$ is itself realized as the point set of some simplex in $A_\infty$.
Every simplex in an apartment-at-infinity has a finite point set.
Order isomorphism between $\text{WithBot}\{s : \text{Finset}(\text{Fin}\,n) // s.\text{Nonempty}\}$ and $\text{Finset}(\text{Fin}\,n)$, sending $\bot$ to $\emptyset$.
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The face poset below $\sigma$ in $A_\infty$ is order-isomorphic to a finite powerset.
Globalized version of coxeter_complex_powerset_for_apartment packaged via
ApartmentBoundary_face_lattice_is_powerset.
Predicate: every pair of simplices in any apartment-at-infinity has a greatest common subface — the "meet exists" axiom.
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Every apartment-at-infinity has a minimum simplex contained in every $S_\infty$.
A point-level minimum: some point at infinity belongs to every $S_\infty$ of $A$.
Every simplex of $A_\infty$ contains a common minimum vertex point at infinity.
Any two simplices of $A_\infty$ share at least one common point at infinity.
Among all simplices of $A_\infty$ contained in a given point set $T$, there is a maximal one (containing every other such simplex).
Apartments-at-infinity admit greatest lower bounds for pairs of simplices.
$X_\infty$ is a simplicial complex: each simplex's face lattice is a powerset and every pair of simplices has a glb (Section 16.9).
- glb_exists (σ₁ σ₂ : SimplexAtInfinity b md) : σ₁ ∈ Binf.simplices → σ₂ ∈ Binf.simplices → ∃ γ ∈ Binf.simplices, SimplexAtInfinity.IsFace b md γ σ₁ ∧ SimplexAtInfinity.IsFace b md γ σ₂ ∧ ∀ δ ∈ Binf.simplices, SimplexAtInfinity.IsFace b md δ σ₁ → SimplexAtInfinity.IsFace b md δ σ₂ → SimplexAtInfinity.IsFace b md δ γ
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A face of a simplex of $A_\infty$ is itself a simplex of $A_\infty$.
Each apartment-at-infinity is a simplicial subcomplex of $X_\infty$.
Order isomorphism: the face poset of $\sigma$ in $X_\infty$ agrees with the face poset in any apartment $A_\infty$ containing $\sigma$.
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Axiom SC1 for $X_\infty$: the face lattice below every simplex is a powerset.
Axiom SC2 for $X_\infty$: every pair of simplices has a greatest lower bound.
$X_\infty$ is a simplicial complex — combines SC1 and SC2.
A spherical simplicial complex at infinity: bundles BuildingAtInfinity with
proofs that it is spherical and a simplicial complex.
- building : BuildingAtInfinity b md
- spherical : BuildingAtInfinity.IsSpherical b md self.building
- simplicialComplex : self.building.IsSimplicialComplex
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Bundled constructor: produces a SphericalSimplicialComplex from $X$, $si$, and $md$.