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GeometryMeshCorrespondenceEnvelopeV1

Struct GeometryMeshCorrespondenceEnvelopeV1 

pub struct GeometryMeshCorrespondenceEnvelopeV1 { /* private fields */ }
Description

Versioned proof that exact geometry entities correspond to exact cell and facet sets in one exact mesh revision.

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impl GeometryMeshCorrespondenceEnvelopeV1

pub fn from_region( geometry: &GeometryDefinitionV1, mesh: &SimplicialMeshEnvelopeV1, ) -> Result<GeometryMeshCorrespondenceEnvelopeV1, Diagnostic>

Generate the unique complete correspondence for one authored planar region and one conforming affine-triangle mesh.

Mesh labels are not inputs. Face ownership, parent-relative frontier facets, geometry vertices, and every parent-outward direction are discovered from coordinates and incidence, then replay-validated.

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Returns EQ0901 unless the mesh is a conforming triangulation of the exact region, every region entity is realized, and named entity sets are unambiguous.

pub fn validate_against_region( &self, geometry: &GeometryDefinitionV1, mesh: &SimplicialMeshEnvelopeV1, ) -> Result<(), Diagnostic>

Replay and validate an authored-region correspondence against its exact geometry and mesh resources.

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Returns EQ0901 for stale digests, changed membership, missing or relabelled facets, wrong orientation, or a nonconforming mesh.

pub fn region_entity_set_entities( &self, geometry: &GeometryDefinitionV1, name: &str, ) -> Result<Vec<MeshEntity>, Diagnostic>

Mesh entities that exactly realize one named region entity set.

The result has the set’s dimension and canonical mesh-entity order. Exact resource replay remains the caller’s admission step after decoding untrusted correspondence bytes.

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Returns EQ0901 when this is not an authored-region correspondence, the geometry digest differs, or the set is absent or incomplete.

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impl GeometryMeshCorrespondenceEnvelopeV1

pub fn new( geometry: &GeometryIdentityEnvelopeV1, model: &impl ReplayableCanonicalModelArtifact, mesh: &SimplicialMeshEnvelopeV1, ) -> Result<GeometryMeshCorrespondenceEnvelopeV1, Diagnostic>

Derive the complete correspondence for a Cartesian geometry revision.

Cell ownership and relative body frontiers are discovered from the exact coordinates and incidence of mesh; callers do not supply tags, membership arrays, or normal signs.

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Returns EQ0901 unless every top-dimensional cell belongs to exactly one body, each body’s relative frontier is the exact union of its complete semantic boundaries, and every referenced artifact matches.

pub fn new_cartesian( geometry: &GeometryIdentityEnvelopeV1, model: &impl ReplayableCanonicalModelArtifact, mesh: &CartesianMeshEnvelopeV1, ) -> Result<GeometryMeshCorrespondenceEnvelopeV1, Diagnostic>

Derive the complete correspondence for a Cartesian geometry revision realized by one exact Cartesian mesh artifact.

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Returns EQ0901 under the same closed-world membership and lineage requirements as Self::new.

pub fn from_json( bytes: &[u8], limits: GeometryDecoderLimits, ) -> Result<GeometryMeshCorrespondenceEnvelopeV1, Diagnostic>

Decode bounded wire data. Exact referenced resources remain untrusted until Self::validate_against or Self::validate_against_region succeeds for the encoded source.

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Returns EQ0901 for malformed, oversized, or noncanonical data.

pub fn validate_against( &self, geometry: &GeometryIdentityEnvelopeV1, model: &impl ReplayableCanonicalModelArtifact, mesh: &SimplicialMeshEnvelopeV1, ) -> Result<(), Diagnostic>

Recompute the complete correspondence from exact resources.

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Returns EQ0901 for stale digests, changed identities, membership drift, or any now-invalid geometry/mesh relation.

pub fn validate_against_cartesian( &self, geometry: &GeometryIdentityEnvelopeV1, model: &impl ReplayableCanonicalModelArtifact, mesh: &CartesianMeshEnvelopeV1, ) -> Result<(), Diagnostic>

Recompute this correspondence from exact Cartesian resources.

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Returns EQ0901 for stale digests, changed identities, membership drift, or an invalid Cartesian geometry/mesh relation.

pub fn canonical_json(&self) -> Result<Vec<u8>, Diagnostic>

Deterministic canonical JSON bytes.

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Returns EQ0901 if serialization unexpectedly fails.

pub fn digest(&self) -> Result<ArtifactDigest, Diagnostic>

Domain-separated identity of the exact correspondence proof.

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Returns EQ0901 if canonical serialization fails.

pub fn geometry_artifact(&self) -> ArtifactDigest

Exact referenced geometry revision.

pub fn mesh_artifact(&self) -> ArtifactDigest

Exact referenced mesh revision.

pub fn body_cells(&self, body: Id<Domain>) -> Option<Vec<usize>>

Mesh cell indices owned by one exact semantic body.

pub fn body_cell_indices( &self, body: Id<Domain>, ) -> Option<impl ExactSizeIterator + Clone>

Borrow the canonical cell-index sequence for one semantic body.

This allocation-free view supports checked work preflight before a consumer chooses to own the indices.

pub fn boundary_facets(&self, boundary: Id<Domain>) -> Option<Vec<usize>>

Mesh facet indices realizing one exact semantic boundary.

pub fn derive_conserving_interface( &self, geometry: &GeometryIdentityEnvelopeV1, model: &impl ReplayableCanonicalModelArtifact, mesh: &SimplicialMeshEnvelopeV1, connection: Id<Connection>, ) -> Result<ConservingGeometryInterfaceV1, Diagnostic>

Derive the exact binary shared-facet witness for one conserving Connection.

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Returns EQ0901 unless the Connection joins exactly two compatible field-boundary Ports on distinct, coincident, opposite sides whose complete facet sets are identical and two-sided by parent incidence.

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impl Clone for GeometryMeshCorrespondenceEnvelopeV1

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fn clone(&self) -> GeometryMeshCorrespondenceEnvelopeV1

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for GeometryMeshCorrespondenceEnvelopeV1

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result<(), Error>

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl PartialEq for GeometryMeshCorrespondenceEnvelopeV1

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fn eq(&self, other: &GeometryMeshCorrespondenceEnvelopeV1) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.
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impl StructuralPartialEq for GeometryMeshCorrespondenceEnvelopeV1

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