
TL;DR
This paper introduces a sheaf of locally Lipschitz functions on Kirch topology, exploring its cohomological properties and extending the analogy with complex-analytic sheaves.
Contribution
It constructs a natural sheaf of rings on Kirch topology and investigates its basic cohomological properties, filling a gap in the analogy with complex analysis.
Findings
Analyzed zeroth and first cohomology groups of the sheaf
Studied Cech cohomology with respect to basic open covers
Established foundational properties of the sheaf on Kirch topology
Abstract
Kirch topology on goes back to 1969, and is remarkable for being Hausdorff, connected, and locally connected. In this sense, it is analogous to the usual topology on yet, to the author's knowledge, there have been no Kirch topology analogs of the sheaf of complex-analytic functions until very recently. In our latest paper we constructed such natural sheaf of rings, the sheaf of locally LIP functions. In this paper we investigate some of its basic properties, primarily regarding zeroth and first cohomology and Cech cohomology with respect to covers by basic open sets.
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