A labelling of a simplicial complex $K$ by a set $L$: a strict-monotone assignment of a finite, nonempty set of labels to each face, monotone with respect to face inclusion.
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A simplicial complex $K$ is labellable if there exists a labelling by some label type.
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Application of a labelling to a face: returns the label set assigned to $s$.
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Two chambers $C_1, C_2$ are $\ell$-adjacent (with respect to a labelling) if they are adjacent and the label of their common face $C_1 \cap C_2$ equals $\ell$.
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A chamber complex is uniquely labellable if any two labellings differ by a bijection of label sets, i.e. all labellings are canonical up to renaming of labels.
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The link of a face $\sigma$ in $K$: the set of nonempty faces $\tau$ disjoint from $\sigma$ such that $\sigma \cup \tau$ is still a face of $K$.
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Label agreement propagates along a chain of adjacent chambers: if two labellings $\mathrm{lab}_1$ and $\mathrm{lab}_2$ are related by a function $f$ on the head of a chain and the relation passes through adjacency, then the relation holds along the whole chain.
Label agreement at one chamber propagates to all chambers via the gallery-connectedness of a chamber complex.
Label agreement at one chamber propagates to all faces via gallery-connectedness on chambers together with downward propagation from each chamber to its subfaces.
Every building has at least one chamber, extracted from a nonempty apartment.
For two labellings of a building, on any fixed chamber there exists a bijection $f$ between the two label types translating one labelling into the other.
Adjacency-step propagation of label agreement across a building: a bijection $f$ relating the labels on a chamber $C_1$ extends to the labels on any adjacent chamber $C_2$.
Subface propagation of label agreement: if a bijection relates the labels on a chamber $C$, then it also relates the labels on every subface $s \subseteq C$.