A simplicial complex has finite diameter bounded by $d$ if every pair of chambers has gallery distance at most $d$.
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A building has finite diameter if its underlying chamber complex does.
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A length bound for words in a Coxeter group: the length of any representation of $w$ is bounded by the diameter.
Pushforward of a chain under a relation-respecting map.
The Coxeter length of any word is at most the gallery distance between the corresponding chambers.
A Coxeter complex of finite diameter is finite (has finitely many chambers).
Every folding in a Coxeter complex has a reversible pair: an opposite folding that complements it.
Every folding in a Coxeter complex is reversible: it admits a paired opposite folding sending the fixed side to the moved side and vice versa.
In an apartment system, every folding of an apartment is reversible.
Adjacency in a chamber subcomplex transfers to adjacency in the ambient complex.
A gallery in a subcomplex remains a gallery in the ambient complex.
Adjacency in a complex lifts to adjacency in a supercomplex containing both chambers.
A chain (gallery) in a complex lifts to the same chain in a supercomplex.
The gallery distance between chambers of an apartment $A$ equals the gallery distance computed in the ambient building.
A folding fixing $C$ strictly decreases distance to a moved chamber $D$.
A folding sends maximal chambers to maximal chambers.
The gallery distance between two chambers equals the number of foldings that separate them.
For any pair of chambers in a spherical apartment, only finitely many foldings separate them.
If the walls separating $C$ from $D$ partition into those separating $C$ from $C'$ and those separating $C'$ from $D$, the distance is at least the sum.
Concatenating minimal galleries $C \to C'$ and $C' \to D$ is minimal when the separating walls partition.
Additivity of distance across a wall-separating chamber: $d(C, D) = d(C, C') + d(C', D)$ when all foldings separate $C$ from $D$.
When the additive distance condition holds, a minimal gallery from $C$ to $D$ can be chosen to pass through $C'$.
Bundle of hypotheses needed for the opposite-chamber theorem in the generic apartment-system setting: reversibility, distance equality, fold decreases distance, maximality preservation, additivity, and existence of galleries through chambers.
- apt_reversible_foldings (A : SimplicialComplex V) : A ∈ 𝒜.apartments → ∀ (cc : ChamberComplex V), cc.toSimplicialComplex = A → ∀ (f : cc.Folding), ∃ (f' : cc.Folding), (∀ (D : Finset V), cc.IsMaximal D → (Finset.image f.morph.toFun D = D ↔ Finset.image f'.morph.toFun D ≠ D)) ∧ ∀ (D : Finset V), cc.IsMaximal D → Finset.image f.morph.toFun D = D → Finset.image f.morph.toFun (Finset.image f'.morph.toFun D) = D
- apt_dist_eq (A : SimplicialComplex V) : A ∈ 𝒜.apartments → ∀ (C D : Finset V), C ∈ A.faces → D ∈ A.faces → A.IsMaximal C → A.IsMaximal D → galleryDist A C D = galleryDist K.toSimplicialComplex C D
- fold_decreases_dist (A : SimplicialComplex V) : A ∈ 𝒜.apartments → ∀ (cc : ChamberComplex V), cc.toSimplicialComplex = A → ∀ (f : cc.Folding) (C D : Finset V), cc.IsMaximal C → cc.IsMaximal D → Finset.image f.morph.toFun C = C → Finset.image f.morph.toFun D ≠ D → galleryDist cc.toSimplicialComplex C (Finset.image f.morph.toFun D) < galleryDist cc.toSimplicialComplex C D
- fold_preserves_maximal (A : SimplicialComplex V) : A ∈ 𝒜.apartments → ∀ (cc : ChamberComplex V), cc.toSimplicialComplex = A → ∀ (f : cc.Folding) (D : Finset V), cc.IsMaximal D → cc.IsMaximal (Finset.image f.morph.toFun D)
- wall_sep_additive_dist (A : SimplicialComplex V) : A ∈ 𝒜.apartments → ∀ (cc : ChamberComplex V), cc.toSimplicialComplex = A → ∀ (C D C' : Finset V), cc.IsMaximal C → cc.IsMaximal D → cc.IsMaximal C' → (∀ (f : cc.Folding), ChamberComplex.OppositeSides f C D) → galleryDist cc.toSimplicialComplex C D = galleryDist cc.toSimplicialComplex C C' + galleryDist cc.toSimplicialComplex C' D
- gallery_through_chamber (C C' D : Finset V) : K.IsMaximal C → K.IsMaximal C' → K.IsMaximal D → galleryDist K.toSimplicialComplex C D = galleryDist K.toSimplicialComplex C C' + galleryDist K.toSimplicialComplex C' D → ∃ (g : Gallery K.toSimplicialComplex), g.Connects C D ∧ g.length = galleryDist K.toSimplicialComplex C D ∧ C' ∈ g.chambers
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Wall-separation property for opposite chambers in a spherical apartment: every folding separates them.
Every chamber $C'$ of an apartment lies on some minimal gallery between an opposite pair $C, D$.
The convex hull of antipodal (opposite) chambers is the entire apartment.
A face bijection between simplicial complexes preserves maximality.
A face bijection between simplicial complexes preserves adjacency.
Apply a relation-respecting map to a chain to obtain a chain in the target.
A face bijection between two apartments yields the inequality $d_{A'}(f(C), f(D)) \le d_A(C, D)$ between gallery distances.
A spherical apartment has an opposite chamber pair: there exist chambers $C, D$ at maximal gallery distance.
Two apartments with the same set of chambers are equal.
Adjacency in $A$ follows from adjacency in $K \supseteq A$ when both chambers are maximal in $A$.
A chain in $K$ remains a chain in $A \subseteq K$ when all entries are maximal in $A$.
The gallery distance computed in an apartment is at most the gallery distance computed in the ambient building.
An apartment's chambers are exactly those in the convex hull of any pair of opposite chambers.