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Intro
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Outline
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Multi-Parameter Persistence
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Multi-Parameter Filtration
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Discrete Morse Theory: Compatibility with Filtration
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Importance of Critical Values of K
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The Set of Critical Values
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Partitioning R by C
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Computing the Rank Invariant from Critical Values
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Computing the Rank Invariant by Fibration
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Creating Equivalence Classes of Lines
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Using Push to Calculate the Persistence Diagram of a Lil
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Equivalences Classes of Lines
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Diagrams Along Equivalent Lines are in Bijection
Description:
Explore the application of discrete Morse theory in computing the rank invariant for multi-parameter persistence modules in this 54-minute lecture. Delve into how critical points, determined by a discrete Morse function, partition the parameter space into equivalence classes and dictate the behavior of the rank invariant. Learn to deduce persistence diagrams for entire classes of rank invariants from a single representative, and understand the importance of critical values in multi-parameter filtrations. Gain insights into the computation of rank invariants through fibration and the creation of equivalence classes of lines, ultimately establishing bijections between diagrams along equivalent lines.

Morse-Based Fibering of the Rank Invariant

Applied Algebraic Topology Network
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