Boundary characterization at regular isolated-set points

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Let Sntiso(μ)\mathcal{S}_{nt}^{iso}(\mu) denote the isolated-point part of the non-tangential singular set, let E\mathcal{E} be the relevant edge set, and let ∂L(x)\partial\mathcal{L}(x) denote the boundary fiber over xx. Assume that x∈∂Sntiso(μ)x\in\partial\mathcal{S}_{nt}^{iso}(\mu) and that xx is a regular point. Boundary characterization conjecture. Then

(x,1)∈E‾and∂L(x)=(x,1).(x,1)\in\overline{\mathcal{E}}\quad\text{and}\quad\partial\mathcal{L}(x)=\\{(x,1)\\}.

The surrounding argument proves the corresponding one-sided boundary convergence under additional density assumptions. The conjecture asserts the full boundary description at every regular boundary point of the isolated singular set.

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Erik Duse and Anthony Metcalfe, “Asymptotic Geometry of Discrete Interlaced Patterns: Part II”, arXiv:1507.00467 (2015).

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