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Chapter 11 — Incremental Maintenance and Merging of the Atlas


One-Sentence Goal
Maintain the Topological Atlas incrementally with auditable patches and commutative merges, so coverage, transitions, and invariants remain consistent, stable, and roll-backable under new data, new regions, and parallel team edits.


I. Scope and Objects

  1. Inputs
    • Existing atlas: Atlas = { (U_a, phi_a, K_a(τ), D_a, Γ_a, G_{event,a}), T_ab, ψ_a } (see Chapter 9).
    • New data or peer atlas: data', Atlas', and candidate diffs { ΔK, ΔD, ΔΓ, ΔT, Δψ }.
    • Policies & thresholds: policy = { tol_match, tol_cyc, tol_glue, tol_cover, tol_fresh }, version and timestamp ver, ts.
  2. Outputs
    • Incremental patch: patch = { ops, scope, evidence, signatures }, with operation semantics below.
    • Merged result: Atlas* (after applying patch or merge(Atlas, Atlas')) and rollback snapshot.
    • Reports & manifests: manifest.topo.atlas.patch, manifest.topo.atlas.merge.
  3. Boundaries & constraints
    • Preserve Σ_a ψ_a(x) ≡ 1 (within numerical tolerance) and non_decreasing(τ).
    • Update T_ab / ψ_a only in affected regions; any global invariant change must have causal evidence.

II. Terms and Variables


III. Axioms P911-*


IV. Minimal Equations S911-*

  1. Patch semantics (examples)
  1. Merge operations
  1. Atlas distance & rebuild triggers
  1. Tracks & events
  1. Two-form delta (pre/post)
  1. Units & dimensions

V. Metrology Workflow M90-11


VI. Contracts & Assertions C90-111x (suggested gates)


VII. Implementation Bindings I90-11*

Invariants: non_decreasing(τ); Σ ψ ≡ 1; Δ_cyc ≤ tol_cyc; delta_form_glue^Δ ≤ tol_glue; all check_dim pass; patches are idempotent.


VIII. Cross-References


IX. Quality & Risk Control


Summary
This chapter establishes the engineering convention for incremental maintenance and merging of the Atlas as P911 / S911 / M90-11 / C90-111x / I90-11*. With local patches, transition coherence, partition-of-unity conservation, and two-form comparisons, the Atlas remains consistent, reproducible, and rollback-capable as it evolves—uniformly published via manifest.topo.atlas.patch/*merge*.


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First published: 2025-11-11|Current version:v5.1
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