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The collapse of a would-be Circle into a line — collinear geometry, no circle to build.
The collapse of a would-be Dipole into a single flat point — no dipole exists to build.
The rejection of components that make no mirror motion — a would-be Flector whose mirror line lies at infinity.
The rejection of components that make no rigid motion — a would-be Motor with nothing to unitize by.
The rejection of a vertex list that closes no polygon.
The rejection of a vertex list that chains into no polyline.
The rejection of a finite flat point where a direction is required — a position is not a free vector.
The rejection of a finite round point where a direction is required — a position is not a free vector.
The rejection of six components that form no dipole at all — a bivector that is not the wedge of two points.