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  1. Some Applications of Triples to Sheaf Theory

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  2. An Explicit Construction of Sheaves in Context

    <p>This document details the body of theory necessary to explicitly construct sheaves of sets on a site together with the development of supporting material necessary to connect sheaf theory with the wider mathematical contexts in which it is applied. Of particular interest is a novel presentation …

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  3. Topological Deep Learning: Graphs, Complexes, Sheaves

    … a new perspective on graph models based on sheaf theory, a subfield of algebraic topology. Sheaves, which are mathematical data structures that naturally store the data attached to a topological space and its relational structure, faithfully realise the axiomatic principles of Topological …

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  4. Towards a classification of continuity and on the emergence of generality

    … unpacking and re-interpreting Spinoza’s powerful theory of what makes for the ‘oneness’ of a body in general and how ‘ones’ can compose to form ever more composite ‘ones’ (all the way up to Nature as a whole). Much of Spinoza reads like an elaboration on Oresme’s new model of continuity; however, …

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  5. A Classifying Family of Spaces for the Cohomology of Profinite Groups

    In the study of homological algebra, one useful tool for studying the cohomology of a discrete group is that group's classifying space. In some sense, the classifying space captures both the group itself and a description of its cohomology for any action of the group on any coefficient module. …

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