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Sheaf Cohomology Bci by plurigrid — Agent Skill

Name: Sheaf Cohomology Bci
Author: plurigrid

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Sheaf Cohomology BCI Skill: Local-to-Global Consistency

Status: Production Ready Trit: -1 (MINUS - validator) Color: #2626D8 (Blue) Principle: Sheaf condition = local-to-global consistency principle Frame: Cellular sheaf on BCI signal graph with Cech cohomology

Overview

Sheaf Cohomology verifies that local BCI measurements (per channel) can be consistently glued into a global signal. Implements:

Cellular sheaf: Stalks F(v) at vertices, restriction maps on edges
Sheaf condition: Gluing axiom verification across overlapping regions
Cech cohomology: H^0 (global sections), H^1 (obstructions to gluing)
Sheaf Laplacian: Tr(L_F) measures total inconsistency
Descent/gluing: Attempt global section construction, identify obstruction class

Correct by construction: H^1 = 0 iff local sections glue uniquely to global.

Core Formulae

Cellular sheaf F on graph G = (V, E):
  F(v) = stalk (vector space) at vertex v
  rho_{v,e}: F(v) -> F(e)  restriction map

Sheaf condition:
  rho_{u,e}(s_u) = rho_{v,e}(s_v) for all edges e=(u,v)

Cech cohomology:
  C^0 = prod F(U_i)           (local sections)
  C^1 = prod F(U_i cap U_j)   (overlap data)
  delta_0: C^0 -> C^1          (coboundary)
  H^0 = ker(delta_0)           (global sections)
  H^1 = ker(delta_1)/im(delta_0)  (obstructions)

Sheaf Laplacian:
  L_F = delta^T delta
  Tr(L_F) = total inconsistency
  ker(L_F) = harmonic sections (global)

Key Results

Multi-World Sheaf Comparison:
  world-a: Tr(L_F)=3.24, non-trivial obstruction (beta-gamma disagreement)
  world-b: Tr(L_F)=0.09, GLUED (consistent signals, trivial H^1)
  world-c: Tr(L_F)=20.75, highly inconsistent (diverse channels)

BCI Integration (Layer 19)

Completes the Topology Chain: L8 -> L13 -> L14 -> L17 -> L19

L8 Persistent Homology: Betti = ranks of constant sheaf cohomology
L14 Cohomology Ring: Sheaf H^k(X,F) generalizes H^k(X,Z)
L17 de Rham: de Rham = cohomology of sheaf of smooth functions
L18 Info Geometry: Sheaf of distributions, Fisher metric varies by stalk
L16 Spectral: Sheaf Laplacian L_F generalizes graph Laplacian L

Skill Name: sheaf-cohomology-bci Type: Local-to-Global Consistency / Cellular Sheaves / Cech Cohomology Trit: -1 (MINUS) GF(3): Forms valid triads with ERGODIC + PLUS skills

Integration with GF(3) Triads

stochastic-resonance (+1) x information-geometry (0) x sheaf-cohomology-bci (-1) = 0
gay-mcp (+1) x spectral-methods (0) x sheaf-cohomology-bci (-1) = 0

---name: sheaf-cohomology-bcidescription: Local-to-global signal consistency via cellular sheaves, Cech cohomology, and sheaf Laplacian---# Sheaf Cohomology BCI Skill: Local-to-Global Consistency**Status**: Production Ready**Trit**: -1 (MINUS - validator)**Color**: #2626D8 (Blue)**Principle**: Sheaf condition = local-to-global consistency principle**Frame**: Cellular sheaf on BCI signal graph with Cech cohomology---## Overview**Sheaf Cohomology** verifies that local BCI measurements (per channel) can be consistently glued into a global signal. Implements:1. **Cellular sheaf**: Stalks F(v) at vertices, restriction maps on edges2. **Sheaf condition**: Gluing axiom verification across overlapping regions3. **Cech cohomology**: H^0 (global sections), H^1 (obstructions to gluing)4. **Sheaf Laplacian**: Tr(L_F) measures total inconsistency5. **Descent/gluing**: Attempt global section construction, identify obstruction class**Correct by construction**: H^1 = 0 iff local sections glue uniquely to global.## Core Formulae```Cellular sheaf F on graph G = (V, E): F(v) = stalk (vector space) at vertex v rho_{v,e}: F(v) -> F(e) restriction mapSheaf condition: rho_{u,e}(s_u) = rho_{v,e}(s_v) for all edges e=(u,v)Cech cohomology: C^0 = prod F(U_i) (local sections) C^1 = prod F(U_i cap U_j) (overlap data) delta_0: C^0 -> C^1 (coboundary) H^0 = ker(delta_0) (global sections) H^1 = ker(delta_1)/im(delta_0) (obstructions)Sheaf Laplacian: L_F = delta^T delta Tr(L_F) = total inconsistency ker(L_F) = harmonic sections (global)```## Key Results```Multi-World Sheaf Comparison: world-a: Tr(L_F)=3.24, non-trivial obstruction (beta-gamma disagreement) world-b: Tr(L_F)=0.09, GLUED (consistent signals, trivial H^1) world-c: Tr(L_F)=20.75, highly inconsistent (diverse channels)```## BCI Integration (Layer 19)Completes the **Topology Chain**: L8 -> L13 -> L14 -> L17 -> L19- **L8 Persistent Homology**: Betti = ranks of constant sheaf cohomology- **L14 Cohomology Ring**: Sheaf H^k(X,F) generalizes H^k(X,Z)- **L17 de Rham**: de Rham = cohomology of sheaf of smooth functions- **L18 Info Geometry**: Sheaf of distributions, Fisher metric varies by stalk- **L16 Spectral**: Sheaf Laplacian L_F generalizes graph Laplacian L---**Skill Name**: sheaf-cohomology-bci**Type**: Local-to-Global Consistency / Cellular Sheaves / Cech Cohomology**Trit**: -1 (MINUS)**GF(3)**: Forms valid triads with ERGODIC + PLUS skills## Integration with GF(3) Triads```stochastic-resonance (+1) x information-geometry (0) x sheaf-cohomology-bci (-1) = 0gay-mcp (+1) x spectral-methods (0) x sheaf-cohomology-bci (-1) = 0```

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