Relative Barycentric Subdivision
For simplicial complexes one defines the relative barycentric subdivision of modulo that consists of those simplixes with vertices associated to a sequence of proper faces of and barycenters of simplexes in .
Clearly, remains a subcomplex of . Only the simplexes away from shrink.
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