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Chapter 12 — Three Computational Axes

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  1. #1

    The sequential protocol extends:

    Wt⇒Ft⇒Σt⇒Axis 1⇒Axis 2⇒Axis 3.\mathcal{W}_t\Rightarrow\mathfrak{F}_t\Rightarrow\Sigma_t\Rightarrow\text{Axis 1}\Rightarrow\text{Axis 2}\Rightarrow\text{Axis 3}.
  2. #2
    Hk(Kα;A)=ker⁡DKk/im DKk−1H^k(K_\alpha;A)=\ker D_K^k/\mathrm{im}\,D_K^{k-1}
  3. #3

    For each degree , there is a long exact sequence:

    ⋯→Hk(Kα,Lα;A)→Jk∗Hk(Kα;A)→Rk∗Hk(Lα;A)→δHk+1(Kα,Lα;A)→⋯\cdots\to H^k(K_\alpha,L_\alpha;A)\xrightarrow{J_k^*}H^k(K_\alpha;A)\xrightarrow{R_k^*}H^k(L_\alpha;A)\xrightarrow{\delta}H^{k+1}(K_\alpha,L_\alpha;A)\to\cdots
  4. #4

    For each degree , there is a long exact sequence: Proof. At cochain level, the short exact sequence

    0→Ck(Kα,Lα;A)→JkCk(Kα;A)→RkCk(Lα;A)→00\to C^k(K_\alpha,L_\alpha;A)\xrightarrow{J_k}C^k(K_\alpha;A)\xrightarrow{R_k}C^k(L_\alpha;A)\to 0
  5. #5

    For the relative coboundary matrix (where injects relative basis into and projects to relative basis):

    dim⁡Hk(Kα,Lα;A)=dim⁡ker⁡Drelk−rank(Drelk−1).\dim H^k(K_\alpha,L_\alpha;A)=\dim\ker D_{\mathrm{rel}}^k-\mathrm{rank}(D_{\mathrm{rel}}^{k-1}).
  6. #6

    Under Hypothesis 11.1 (continuous enrichment), excision and retraction give:

    H∗(Kα,Lα;A)≅H∗(Mα∖Sα;A).H^*(K_\alpha,L_\alpha;A)\cong H^*(M_\alpha\setminus S_\alpha;A).
  7. #7

    The barcode of the door set is the persistence diagram of the energy-filtered simplicial complex:

    Barcode(Σ):={[ai,bi)⊂R≥0}\mathrm{Barcode}(\Sigma):=\{[a_i,b_i)\subset\mathbb{R}_{\ge0}\}
  8. #8
    dim⁡Hk(Lα;A)=∣{i:bar [ai,bi) is a k-degree feature with bi=∞}∣.\dim H^k(L_\alpha;A)=|\{i:\text{bar }[a_i,b_i)\text{ is a }k\text{-degree feature with }b_i=\infty\}|.
  9. #9
    dim⁡H(Σ):=inf⁡{δ>0:∑iℓiδ<∞}\dim_H(\Sigma):=\inf\Bigl\{\delta>0:\sum_i\ell_i^\delta<\infty\Bigr\}
  10. #10

    If is finite and :

    Hˇ0(Σ;U(1))=U(1)n,Hˇk>0(Σ;U(1))=0.\check H^0(\Sigma;U(1))=U(1)^n,\qquad\check H^{k>0}(\Sigma;U(1))=0.
  11. #11

    For each degree , the cochain short exact sequence

    0→Ck(Kα,Lα;A)→JkCk(Kα;A)→RkCk(Lα;A)→00\to C^k(K_\alpha,L_\alpha;A)\xrightarrow{J_k}C^k(K_\alpha;A)\xrightarrow{R_k}C^k(L_\alpha;A)\to 0
  12. #12

    For each degree , the cochain short exact sequence induces the long exact sequence in cohomology:

    ⋯→Hk(Kα,Lα)⏟Axis 2→Hk(Kα)⏟Axis 1→Hk(Lα)⏟Axis 3→δHk+1(Kα,Lα)⏟Axis 2→⋯\cdots\to\underbrace{H^k(K_\alpha,L_\alpha)}_{\text{Axis 2}}\to\underbrace{H^k(K_\alpha)}_{\text{Axis 1}}\to\underbrace{H^k(L_\alpha)}_{\text{Axis 3}}\xrightarrow{\delta}\underbrace{H^{k+1}(K_\alpha,L_\alpha)}_{\text{Axis 2}}\to\cdots
  13. #13

    Exact sequence check ( ):

    0→H0(K,L)→H0(K)→H0(L)→δH1(K,L)→⋯0\to H^0(K,L)\to H^0(K)\to H^0(L)\xrightarrow{\delta}H^1(K,L)\to\cdots