
TL;DR
This paper establishes a condition under which a chart can be decomposed into a union of two disjointly supported charts, each contained in separate disks, and are related by C-move equivalence.
Contribution
It introduces a specific condition for a chart to be equivalent to a product of two disjoint charts, advancing understanding of chart decompositions.
Findings
Identifies a condition for chart decomposition into two disjoint charts.
Shows the equivalence of a chart to a product of two charts under certain conditions.
Provides a framework for analyzing chart structures in topological studies.
Abstract
In this paper, we shall show a condition for that a chart is C-move equivalent to the product of two charts, the union of two charts and which are contained in disks and with .
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Taxonomy
TopicsComputational Geometry and Mesh Generation · Advanced Combinatorial Mathematics · Point processes and geometric inequalities
