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March 30, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Canonical Nonlinear Global-Chart Structural Decomposition in the Penalized Quadratic Regime

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FOFrancisco Anderson de Sousa Oliveira

Key Points

  • The study aims to extend structural decomposition methods within a nonlinear framework.
  • Developed a canonical nonlinear global-chart formulation for evolving densities.
  • Formulated a penalized quadratic regime incorporating nonlinear corrections into structural coordinates.
  • Studied structural variables and the influence of penalization on the chart.
  • Introduced a coherent structural decomposition that surpasses affine methods.
  • Presented a framework that allows representation of curved and folded geometries within a single chart.

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This deposit contains the PDF version of the article “Canonical Nonlinear Global-Chart Structural Decomposition in the Penalized Quadratic Regime”. The work develops the next structural regime beyond the affine theory by introducing a canonical nonlinear global-chart formulation for evolving densities. Its central goal is to determine how far a single global chart can be extended beyond the affine level while still preserving a coherent structural decomposition of the dynamics. Within this framework, the article formulates a penalized quadratic regime in which nonlinear corrections are incorporated into the structural coordinates, allowing curved and folded residual geometries to be represented within a single-chart ontology. The work studies the corresponding structural variables, the role of penalization in controlling the chart, and the way this regime extends the affine decomposition while remaining simpler than a fully multichart description. Main mathematical themes:- structural decomposition;- nonlinear global charts;- penalized quadratic regime;- measure evolution;- structural model extension;- single-chart nonlinear dynamics.

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Francisco Anderson de Sousa Oliveira (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69c9c553f8fdd13afe0bd460https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19290316
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