SheafStructure

Struct SheafStructure 

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pub struct SheafStructure { /* private fields */ }
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Sheaf structure for consistency checking

A sheaf enforces that local data (sections) must agree on overlaps.

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impl SheafStructure

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pub fn new() -> Self

Create a new sheaf structure

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pub fn add_section(&self, section: Section) -> SectionId

Add a section to the sheaf

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pub fn get_section(&self, id: &SectionId) -> Option<Section>

Get a section by ID

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pub fn restrict(&self, section: &Section, subdomain: &Domain) -> Value

Restrict a section to a subdomain

This implements the restriction map ρ: F(U) → F(V) for V ⊆ U

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pub fn update_sections( &mut self, hyperedge_id: HyperedgeId, entities: &[EntityId], ) -> Result<(), Error>

Update sections when a hyperedge is created

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pub fn check_consistency( &self, section_ids: &[SectionId], ) -> SheafConsistencyResult

Check sheaf consistency (from pseudocode: CheckSheafConsistency)

Verifies that local sections agree on their overlaps, satisfying the sheaf axioms.

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pub fn get_hyperedge_sections( &self, hyperedge_id: &HyperedgeId, ) -> Vec<SectionId>

Get sections associated with a hyperedge

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impl Default for SheafStructure

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