Two elements $w, w'$ of the Coxeter group $W$ are chamber-adjacent when $w \neq w'$ and $w' = w \cdot s_i$ for some simple generator $s_i$.
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A list of group elements is a gallery in the Coxeter complex iff consecutive entries are chamber-adjacent.
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A simplex in the Coxeter complex of $M$: a chamber representative $w \in W$ together with a subset of simple generators determining the standard parabolic.
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Face relation between simplices: $\tau$ is a face of $\sigma$ when its index-set is contained in $\sigma$'s and $\sigma^{-1}\tau$ lies in the parabolic subgroup generated by $\sigma$'s simples.
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Chamber adjacency is irreflexive: $w$ is never adjacent to itself.
The empty list is trivially a gallery.
A singleton list is trivially a gallery.
Destructor: a gallery of length $\geq 2$ decomposes as an adjacent first edge and a tail gallery.
Reflexivity of the face relation: every simplex is a face of itself.