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A Long Gap Has No Ray–Chord IntersectionProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 8, 2026
Long-Gap Intermediates Lie on the Open Positive SideProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 8, 2026
Long-Gap Cut-Sorted Triples Have Negative Signed AreaProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 8, 2026
Long-Gap Intermediates Lie on the Closed Nonnegative SideProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 8, 2026
Cut-Sorted Angular Enumeration Is a CCW Convex PolygonProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 8, 2026
Two Complementary-Side Apices Are ImpossibleProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 8, 2026
Three-Cap Decomposition of the Circumscribed BranchProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 8, 2026
Short-Gap Cut-Sorted Triples Have Negative Signed AreaProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 8, 2026
No MEC Diameter Under the 4-Equidistant PropertyProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 8, 2026
Same-Side Bisector Apices Give Midpoint BetweennessProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 8, 2026
Distances from One Cap Vertex Are One-Sided InjectiveProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 8, 2026
Positive Signed Areas Give the Same Open SideProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 8, 2026
Short Gaps Put the Center and Middle Vertex on Opposite SidesProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 8, 2026
Construct a Cut-Sorted EnumerationProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 8, 2026
Every Nonvertex Lies on Exactly One Opposite ArcProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 8, 2026
Vanishing Signed Area Characterizes CollinearityProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 8, 2026
Consecutive Minor-Cap Chain Triples Are NonacuteProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 8, 2026
Opposite Signed Areas Force a Segment–Line IntersectionProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 8, 2026
Extract a Nonobtuse Triple on the MEC BoundaryProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 8, 2026
The antipodal cut-angle case retains strict cyclic orientationProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 8, 2026
A two-point base has at most two non-base apicesProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 8, 2026
A short angular gap forces a radial segment to meet the endpoint chordProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 8, 2026
A convex-independent set with three points is noncollinearProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 8, 2026
Collinearity from Vanishing Signed AreaProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 8, 2026
Convex independence excludes a same-ray perpendicular-bisector configurationProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 8, 2026

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