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Chapter 15 — Use Cases and Reference Implementations


One-Sentence Goal
Deliver reproducible end-to-end pipelines—from raw data to a published Topological Atlas—across three representative scenarios: (A) phase singularities → 2D, (B) magnetic skyrmions → 2D/3D, and (C) worldline reconnections → spacetime. Bind each to concrete interfaces, contracts, and dashboard fields to form an engineering playbook.


I. Scope and Objects

  1. Covered cases
    • Case A — Phase singularities (vortices): extract 2-D defects from interferometric/phase fields θ(x,y) and publish an atlas.
    • Case B — Magnetic skyrmions: compute topological densities of n(x,y) ∈ S^2 and construct a lattice atlas.
    • Case C — Worldline reconnections: from n(x,y,t), extract defect worldlines Γ, braids, and reconnection events in 3-D or spacetime.
  2. Inputs: cleaned or raw data (Ch. 12) f, θ, n, Γ0; filtration strategy τ_policy; base atlas { U_a, φ_a, ψ_a, T_ab }; runtime policy and resource budgets.
  3. Outputs:
    • Atlas_case, D_case, key invariants and evidence for each case;
    • two-form gaps delta_form_case and compliance reports;
    • manifest.topo.case.* (reproducible manifests with signatures).
  4. Boundaries & constraints: non_decreasing(τ); Σ_a ψ_a ≡ 1; all metrics pass check_dim; randomness fixed via seed; cross-domain comparisons declare norm.

II. Terms and Variables


III. Axioms P915-*


IV. Minimal Equations S915-*

  1. Case A — Phase singularities (2-D)
  1. Case B — Skyrmions (2-D / 3-D slices)
  1. Case C — Worldlines & reconnection (spacetime)
  1. Atlas-level aggregation

V. Metrology Workflow M90-15 (common to all cases)


VI. Contracts & Assertions C90-151x (suggested)


VII. Implementation Bindings I90-15* (reference interfaces)

Invariants: non_decreasing(τ); Σ ψ ≡ 1; delta_form_case ≤ tol_case; all check_dim pass; reproducible with fixed seed.


VIII. Cross-References


IX. Quality & Risk Control


Summary
This chapter delivers three reference implementations for Data → Complex → Invariants → Atlas, formalized as P915 / S915 / M90-15 / C90-151x / I90-15*. With parallel forms, contract gates, and evidence-backed publication, the Topological Atlas remains reproducible, auditable, and integrable across scenarios—published uniformly as manifest.topo.case.* to serve downstream retrieval (Ch. 13) and runtime dashboards (Ch. 14).


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