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Atlas.Buildings.code.Reflection.HyperplaneChambers

An affine hyperplane $H = \{x ∈ E : ⟨n, x⟩ = c\}$ specified by a nonzero normal vector $n$ and an offset $c$.

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    The underlying set $\{x : ⟨n, x⟩ = c\}$ of the affine hyperplane.

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      The open positive half-space $\{x : ⟨n, x⟩ > c\}$.

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        The open negative half-space $\{x : ⟨n, x⟩ < c\}$.

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          The hyperplane $h$ separates $x$ and $y$ if they lie in opposite open half-spaces.

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            $η$ is a wall of $C$ if some open neighborhood of a point of $η$ meets $η$ inside the closure of $C$.

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              A canonical base point of $η$: the orthogonal projection of $0$ onto $η$.

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                The direction subspace (parallel translate to the origin) of $η$, equal to $n^⊥$.

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                  The base point lies on the hyperplane.

                  The affine hyperplane viewed as a Mathlib AffineSubspace.

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                    The affine subspace associated to a hyperplane is nonempty (it contains the base point).

                    The Euclidean reflection $E ≃ᵃⁱ E$ across the affine hyperplane $η$.

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                      A hyperplane arrangement on $E$: simply a set of affine hyperplanes.

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                        The union $\bigcup_{η ∈ \mathcal A} η$ of all hyperplanes in the arrangement.

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                          The complement of the arrangement: points lying on no hyperplane.

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                            An arrangement is locally finite if around every point only finitely many hyperplanes meet a small open ball.

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                              A chamber of an arrangement: a maximal connected subset of the complement of all hyperplanes.

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                                Two points are separated by the arrangement if some hyperplane separates them.

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                                  Open half-spaces are convex.

                                  Open half-spaces are open subsets of $E$.