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  "title": "EQ-06: Multi-Agent Topology Tax & Data Processing Inequality Law (Tran & Kiela, 2026) (South Korea COO Practice) | ANDYGROVE.SYSTEMS",
  "author_name": "ANDYGROVE.SYSTEMS Continuing Professional Development & Operations Research Collective",
  "author_url": "https://andygrove.systems/education",
  "provider_name": "ANDYGROVE.SYSTEMS — High Output Operations & Fresh Preprints Upskilling Hub",
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  "description": "EQ-06 (Multi-Agent Topology Tax & Data Processing Inequality Law (Tran & Kiela, 2026)) applied by IE/OR specialists in South Korea: Y → X → Z_1 → … → Z_m ⇒ I(Y; Z_m) ≤ I(Y; Z_1),   B = ∑_{a=1}^m T_{think,a} + ∑_{(a,b)∈E} T_{msg,ab}. Along closed Markov handoffs without fresh external observations, inter-agent summaries cannot create information and burn thinking budget B; split agents only for noisy-context isolation or privilege boundaries. | Fresh Preprints: https://andygrove.systems/preprints | 42-Hr CPD Hub: https://andygrove.systems/education (Independent platform; not affiliated with Intel Corporation or the Grove family)"
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