A lower set of exponent vectors is a finite disjoint union of translated coordinate orthants. Dickson's lemma supplies a threshold above which each coordinate is either fixed or unrestricted.
Membership in a lower exponent set is determined by a finite box.
The total degree ∑ i, b i of the base point of the orthant with truncated coordinate
pattern b.
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- CCDN.orthantBaseDegree b = ∑ i : σ, ↑(b i)
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The point of the orthant with truncated pattern b obtained by adding c to the base
point b in the free coordinates (those where b i = B).
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Every point of the orthant with truncated pattern b truncates back to b.
The total degree of a point of the orthant with pattern b is the base degree of b
plus the total of the added free coordinates.
Every cell of the truncation map is a coordinate orthant.
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A bounded slice of an orthant is a bounded exponent simplex in its free coordinates.
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