Owner phase confinement for perturbed semistable objects #
Cutoff triangles inside a thin old phase interval, together with rotated-charge signs, confine the intrinsic old phases of a perturbed-semistable object.
The intrinsic highest old phase of an owner perturbed-semistable object is at most its perturbed phase plus the deformation radius.
The intrinsic lowest old phase of an owner perturbed-semistable object is at least its perturbed phase minus the deformation radius.
A nonzero owner deformed-slice object has both intrinsic old phase bounds predicted by its phase and the deformation radius.
Every owner deformed-slice object lies above its weak old lower phase cut.
Every owner deformed-slice object lies below its weak old upper phase cut.
Adding any positive padding turns weak confinement of an owner deformed slice into membership in an open old phase interval.
An owner HN filtration by deformed slices inside a common phase window places its ambient object in the corresponding padded old phase interval.
The extension-closed owner cut Q(>t) lies above the old phase cutoff
t-ε.
The extension-closed owner cut Q(≤t) lies below the old phase cutoff
t+ε.
The extension-closed owner cut Q(<t) lies strictly below the old phase
cutoff t+ε.