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Facets of a full grid simplex are its vertex deletions

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Plasticity.Ext.Brouwer.facets

by scanstone · Oct 14, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

In a Sperner cube of dimension n=n1+1n=n_1+1n=n1​+1, let JJJ be a grid nnn-simplex and III a list of n1+1n_1+1n1​+1 grid points. Then III is a face of JJJ if and only if III is obtained from JJJ by deleting one vertex (keeping the order of the others).

It is the first counting step of Kuhn's cubical Sperner lemma.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_Plasticity_CubicalSperner
Formal statement
namespace Plasticity.Ext.Brouwer
theorem facets (SC : CubicalSperner.SpernerCube) {n1 : ℕ} (hn1 : n1 + 1 = SC.n)
    (I : Fin (n1 + 1) → SC.G) (J : Fin (SC.n + 1) → SC.G) (hJ : CubicalSperner.simplex SC SC.n J) :
    CubicalSperner.is_face SC I J ↔ ∃ i, I = @CubicalSperner.delete_vertex SC n1 hn1 i J := by sorry
end Plasticity.Ext.Brouwer
Source
H. W. Kuhn, IBM J. Res. Dev. 4 (1960); ported from harfe/fixed-point-theorems-lean4 (MIT)

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