The two exceptional cubic graphs #
The rational graphs are defined everywhere, but all calculus statements carry an explicit nonzero trace hypothesis. Their tangent maps are given in fixed Euclidean coordinates.
The pure-cube exceptional graph, extended by zero at zero trace.
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The second exceptional cubic graph, extended by zero at zero trace.
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- PlanarMidpoint.R τ = ![3 * τ.ofLp 0 - 3 * PlanarMidpoint.Q τ 0, τ.ofLp 1 - 3 * PlanarMidpoint.Q τ 1, τ.ofLp 0 - 3 * PlanarMidpoint.Q τ 2, 3 * τ.ofLp 1 - 3 * PlanarMidpoint.Q τ 3]
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Continuous linear evaluation of a standard Euclidean coordinate.
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The linear part of the second exceptional graph.
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The derivative of the second exceptional graph away from zero trace.
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The rational expression has a continuous extension through the zero trace.