A simplicial morphism $K \to L$: a vertex map sending each face of $K$ to a face of $L$.
- toFun : V → W
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A morphism is a chamber map if it sends maximal faces to maximal faces.
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A morphism preserves facets if codim-$1$ inclusions in $K$ go to codim-$1$ inclusions in $L$.
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Two morphisms f, g agree on $C$ if they coincide on every vertex of $C$.
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Two morphisms have equal image on $C$: $f(C) = g(C)$ as sets.
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The "at most two chambers per facet" property: a facet $F$ lies in at most two chambers.
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A morphism is non-stuttering on adjacent pairs: it never collapses adjacent chambers.
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Sub-face compatibility: if $f, g$ agree on the image of a chamber $C$, then they agree on the image of any face of $C$.
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Pointwise agreement on $C$ implies image agreement on $C$.
Inductive step: if $f, g$ agree on the image of $C_1$ and $C_1, C_2$ are adjacent, then under the hypotheses (at-most-two, chamber maps, facet preservation, non-stutter, sub-face compatible) they also agree on the image of $C_2$.
Propagate image-agreement of $f, g$ along an entire chain of chambers via successive
applications of agree_image_next_chamber.
Uniqueness Lemma 3.2: in a chamber complex $K$ with $L$ satisfying the at-most-two property, two chamber maps with matching image on some chamber $C$ have matching image on every chamber of $K$ — i.e. they are determined by their action on a single chamber.
If $f$ fixes $C$ pointwise then $f(C) = C$ as a set.
If $F \subseteq C$ with $|C \setminus F| = 1$, $f$ fixes $F$ pointwise, and $f(C) = C$ then $f$ fixes the whole $C$ pointwise.
In a thin complex: if $f$ fixes $C_1$ pointwise and $f(C_2) \neq C_1$ (no "fold back"), then $f$ fixes the adjacent chamber $C_2$ pointwise too.
The image gallery $(C \mapsto f(C))$ stutters: some adjacent images are equal.
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Variant of thin_fixes_next_chamber extended along an entire non-stuttering chain.
Book uniqueness lemma (3.3/3.5), internal form: in a thin chamber complex, if $f$ is a facet-preserving chamber map fixing $C_0$ pointwise, then along any gallery starting at $C_0$, either the $f$-image stutters or $f$ fixes every chamber pointwise.
Variant of thin_fixes_next_chamber not requiring PreservesFacets — the facet property of
$f(C_2)$ is derived from cardinalities.
Chain variant of thin_fixes_next_chamber_no_pfacets — propagates pointwise fixing along a
non-stuttering chain without assuming PreservesFacets.
Uniqueness lemma (no facet-preservation hypothesis): in a thin chamber complex, if $f$ is a chamber map fixing $C_0$ pointwise, then along any gallery starting at $C_0$, either $f$'s image stutters or $f$ fixes every chamber of the gallery pointwise.