Deck quotient action on orbit classes #
If a group G acts on X and N is normal, then G / N acts on the
set of N-orbits in X. A free G-action induces a free quotient action.
This is the group-action calculation used for the endpoint scaling in the
finite covering average.
An invariant function descends to the orbit quotient.
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A function constant on orbits descends to its orbit quotient, without any algebraic structure on the codomain.
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An orbit classifier is bijective on the orbit quotient when it is surjective and its fibres are exactly the orbits.
The equivalence induced by a complete orbit classifier with orbit fibres.
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Reindex an orbit sum along a complete orbit classifier whose fibres are exactly the orbits.
For a finite free action, the sum of an invariant function is the group order times its sum over the orbit quotient.
Integer form of invariant-sum scaling, matching the covering-average arithmetic.
Every orbit quotient of a finite free action has uniform fibre size equal to the order of the acting group. This cardinal form is what scales the vertex, arrow-occurrence, and mesh counts at the covering endpoints.
Uniform free fibres scale the integer mesh-minus-arrow surplus by the order of the acting group.
The canonical action of G / N on the set of N-orbits in X.
The quotient action is represented by applying a representative before passing to the orbit quotient.
Taking N-orbits and then G / N-orbits gives the same orbit set as
taking G-orbits directly.
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Freeness descends from a group action to the quotient action on subgroup orbits. This is the manuscript's endpoint-fibre freeness argument.