An Interior Point Is Not an Extreme Point

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import Definitions.Def_Erdos9796Counting_Adapter
import Definitions.Def_Erdos9796Counting_Foundation
import Mathlib.Analysis.Convex.Extreme
import Mathlib.Analysis.Convex.Independent
import Mathlib.Analysis.Convex.Join
import Mathlib.Analysis.LocallyConvex.Separation
import Mathlib.Analysis.Normed.Affine.AddTorsorBases
import Mathlib.Analysis.SpecialFunctions.Trigonometric.Angle
import Mathlib.Data.Finset.Sort
open Problem97




/-!
# ConvexCyclicOrder Step 2 — polar-sort construction (partial)

Constructive content toward `Problem97.exists_isCcwConvexPolygon_of_convexIndep`
(Step 2 of the ConvexCyclicOrder construction lane used by the CGN bridge).

Strategy (locked in `docs/97-convex-cyclic-order-step2-spec.md`): enumerate `A`
by angular order around an interior point `c` of `convexHull A`, using the
in-tree `Problem97.arcAngle c · : ℝ² → Real.Angle` and Mathlib's
`Real.Angle.instCircularOrder`, cutting the circular order open at an anchor.

This file currently lands the independent sub-lemmas and the geometric
injectivity sub-lemma:

* `exists_center_interior_convexHull_of_convexIndep_noncoll` (spec §3.1) — an
  interior point of `convexHull A` exists, from `¬ Collinear ⇒ affineSpan = ⊤`.
* `three_le_card_of_convexIndep_noncoll` (spec §3.6) — `¬ Collinear ⇒ 3 ≤ A.card`.
* `arcAngle_injective_of_center_interior` (spec §3.2) — for an interior center
  `c`, `arcAngle c ·` is injective on a convex-independent `A`. Distinct points
  on a common ray from `c` would force the nearer one to be an interior point of
  the hull, contradicting convex independence.

Supporting lemmas proved en route to §3.2:

* `notMem_extremePoints_of_mem_interior` — an interior point of any set in `ℝ²`
  is never an extreme point (midpoint-of-a-ball argument).
* `notMem_convexHull_diff_convexHull_of_notMem` — a Carathéodory/Hahn-Banach
  "descent": `a ∉ convexHull (A \ {a}) ⇒ a ∉ convexHull (convexHull A \ {a})`.
* `mem_extremePoints_of_convexIndep` — convex-independent points are extreme
  points of the hull.
* `notMem_interior_of_convexIndep` — convex-independent points are not interior
  to the hull.

It also lands the cut-open enumeration:

* `cutKey` (spec §3.3) — the cut-open linear key on `Real.Angle`, taken as
  `-Real.Angle.toReal` (anchor at `0`, i.e. the `+x` direction). It is globally
  injective because `toReal` is, which is all the *enumeration* lemma needs. The
  key is **negated** so that increasing `cutKey ∘ arcAngle c` walks the boundary
  *clockwise* in the standard orientation: a direct integer-coordinate check
  (recorded in `cutKey`'s docstring) shows this is the chirality
  `IsCcwConvexPolygon` requires (`(∡ ·)·.sign = 1`), whereas the
  counter-clockwise walk gives sign `-1`. This makes the enumeration directly
  consumable by the §3.5 geometric heart.
* `exists_cut_sorted_enumeration_of_convexIndep` (spec §3.4) — sort `A` by the
  cut-open key into `φ : Fin A.card → ℝ²`, strictly monotone in the key. Pure
  bookkeeping over `Finset.orderEmbOfFin` of the key-image, using §3.2 for
  injectivity of the key on `A`.

The remaining sub-lemma — §3.5, the geometric heart (cyclic angular order ⇒
CCW), and the final assembly — are **not** in this file yet; see
`docs/97-convex-cyclic-order-step2-spec.md` §3.5 and the risk register.
-/

open scoped EuclideanGeometry Real



/-! ### §3.6 — cardinality lower bound -/



/-! ### §3.1 — interior point of the convex hull -/





/-! ### Supporting helper — interior points are not extreme

An interior point of any set in `ℝ²` cannot be an extreme point: it is the
midpoint of two distinct nearby points of the set (obtained from a ball inside
the interior), so it is a non-trivial convex combination, contradicting the
extreme-point definition. -/

theorem Problem97.notMem_extremePoints_of_mem_interior
    {s : Set ℝ²} {a : ℝ²} (ha : a ∈ interior s) :
    a ∉ Set.extremePoints ℝ s := by sorry