10,572 results on '"Algebraic topology"'
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202. Michael Atiyah's work in algebraic topology.
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Segal, Graeme
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ALGEBRAIC topology , *K-theory , *LINGUISTIC change - Abstract
In 1960 algebraic topology was at the centre of the mathematical stage, but Michael Atiyah burst into the field and changed its focus and its language. I describe his work of the following decade and its influence, keeping to the themes of K-theory and generalized cohomology to minimise the overlap with Dan Freed's account of Atiyah's work on index theory, which also appears in this issue. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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203. DNA Framework‐Mediated Geometric Renormalization of Gold Nanoparticles on a Two‐Dimensional Fluidic Membrane Interface.
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Guo, Ruiyan, Li, Min, and Zuo, Xiaolei
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GOLD nanoparticles , *MATERIALS science , *DNA , *GEOMETRIC shapes , *SCANNING electron microscopes , *NANOSCIENCE - Abstract
The precise arrangement of single entity is a crucial objective of nanoscience and holds great promise in various fields such as biology and material science. In this work, we develop a "DNA framework‐mediated geometric renormalization" (DFMGR) strategy to reassemble gold nanoparticles into specific geometric shapes on a 2‐dimensional (2D) fluidic membrane interface. Cholesterol‐modified AuNPs are randomly anchored on the supported lipid bilayer (SLB) via the cholesterol‐lipid interaction. We demonstrate that AuNPs are laterally mobile on SLB and could be further rearranged into a specific geometric shape by DNA framework containing algebraically topological DNA arms. Using scanning electron microscope (SEM) imaging approach, simple geometric shapes, such as points assembled by monomers, line segments assembled by dimers, triangles assembled by trimers are visually presented. Interestingly, we found that the statistic angle (58.77°) and side length (12.21 nm) of triangles obtained from SEM images were both agreed well with the theoretical angle of 60° and side length of 12.58 nm. And the relative error of the angle calculated was as low as 0.33 %. These results indicated that the DFMGR strategy showed precise regulation ability for the AuNPs renormalization. We believe that DNA framework‐mediated geometric renormalization strategy would be a powerful means for regulating ligand‐receptor interactions in biosystems and for nanoparticle assembling in material science. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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204. Memory Clustering Using Persistent Homology for Multimodality- and Discontinuity-Sensitive Learning of Optimal Control Warm-Starts.
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Merkt, Wolfgang Xaver, Ivan, Vladimir, Dinev, Traiko, Havoutis, Ioannis, and Vijayakumar, Sethu
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SYSTEM dynamics , *MEMORY , *CLUSTER sampling , *PROBLEM solving , *ALGEBRAIC topology - Abstract
Shooting methods are an efficient approach to solving nonlinear optimal control problems. As they use local optimization, they exhibit favorable convergence when initialized with a good warm-start but may not converge at all if provided with a poor initial guess. Recent work has focused on providing an initial guess from a learned model trained on samples generated during an offline exploration of the problem space. However, in practice, the solutions contain discontinuities introduced by system dynamics or the environment. Additionally, in many cases, multiple equally suitable, i.e., multimodal, solutions exist to solve a problem. Classic learning approaches smooth across the boundary of these discontinuities and thus generalize poorly. In this work, we apply tools from algebraic topology to extract information on the underlying structure of the solution space. In particular, we introduce a method based on persistent homology to automatically cluster the dataset of precomputed solutions to obtain different candidate initial guesses. We then train a mixture-of-experts within each cluster to predict state and control trajectories to warm-start the optimal control solver and provide a comparison with modality-agnostic learning. We demonstrate our method on a cartpole toy problem and a quadrotor avoiding obstacles, and show that clustering samples based on inherent structure improves the warm-start quality. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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205. Noise-driven topological changes in chaotic dynamics.
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Charó, Gisela D., Chekroun, Mickaël D., Sciamarella, Denisse, and Ghil, Michael
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CHAOS theory , *ALGEBRAIC topology , *NONLINEAR systems - Abstract
Noise modifies the behavior of chaotic systems in both quantitative and qualitative ways. To study these modifications, the present work compares the topological structure of the deterministic Lorenz (1963) attractor with its stochastically perturbed version. The deterministic attractor is well known to be "strange" but it is frozen in time. When driven by multiplicative noise, the Lorenz model's random attractor (LORA) evolves in time. Algebraic topology sheds light on the most striking effects involved in such an evolution. In order to examine the topological structure of the snapshots that approximate LORA, we use branched manifold analysis through homologies—a technique originally introduced to characterize the topological structure of deterministically chaotic flows—which is being extended herein to nonlinear noise-driven systems. The analysis is performed for a fixed realization of the driving noise at different time instants in time. The results suggest that LORA's evolution includes sharp transitions that appear as topological tipping points. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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206. Hopf-Galois structures on ambiskew polynomial rings.
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Bichon, Julien and García Iglesias, Agustín
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MATHEMATICAL variables ,HOPF algebras ,ALGEBRAIC topology ,QUANTUM groups ,GROUP theory - Abstract
We provide necessary and sufficient conditions to extend the Hopf-Galois algebra structure on an algebra R to a generalized ambiskew ring based on R, in a way such that the added variables for the extension are skew-primitive in an appropriate sense. We show that the associated Hopf algebra is again a generalized ambiskew ring, based on a suitable Hopf algebra H.R/. Several examples are examined, including the Hopf-Galois objects over U
q (sl2 ). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]- Published
- 2021
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207. Profesor Andrzej Szczepan Białynicki-Birula: 1935-2021.
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JACKOWSKI, STEFAN
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- 2021
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208. Model comparison via simplicial complexes and persistent homology
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Sean T. Vittadello and Michael P. H. Stumpf
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Turing pattern ,positional information ,algebraic topology ,algebraic biology ,model distance ,model equivalence ,Science - Abstract
In many scientific and technological contexts, we have only a poor understanding of the structure and details of appropriate mathematical models. We often, therefore, need to compare different models. With available data we can use formal statistical model selection to compare and contrast the ability of different mathematical models to describe such data. There is, however, a lack of rigorous methods to compare different models a priori. Here, we develop and illustrate two such approaches that allow us to compare model structures in a systematic way by representing models as simplicial complexes. Using well-developed concepts from simplicial algebraic topology, we define a distance between models based on their simplicial representations. Employing persistent homology with a flat filtration provides for alternative representations of the models as persistence intervals, which represent model structure, from which the model distances are also obtained. We then expand on this measure of model distance to study the concept of model equivalence to determine the conceptual similarity of models. We apply our methodology for model comparison to demonstrate an equivalence between a positional-information model and a Turing-pattern model from developmental biology, constituting a novel observation for two classes of models that were previously regarded as unrelated.
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- 2021
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209. On homology groups for pairwise comparisons method.
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Koczkodaj, Waldemar W., Pedrycz, Witold, Pigazzini, Alexander, Song, Yingli, and Szybowski, Jacek
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BETTI numbers , *ALGEBRAIC topology , *DATA analysis , *MATRICES (Mathematics) , *CLASSIFICATION - Abstract
In this study, we introduce pairwise comparisons matrix classification based on homology groups of graphs with unique vertices. Algebraic topology transforms a sequence of topological objects (such as graphs associated with pairwise comparison matrices) into algebraic objects such as homology groups. It is the first attempt to use this tool to classify matrices of pairwise comparisons based on the triads in which the inconsistency occurs. The Koczkodaj inconsistency indicator was used in this study. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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210. Throwing shapes.
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Ananthaswamy, Anil
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BRAIN , *COMPUTER simulation , *NEUROSCIENCES , *ALGEBRAIC topology , *SOMATOSENSORY cortex - Abstract
The article focuses on Blue Brain Project which was launched at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL) in 2005, with the aim of simulating the entire human brain inside a computer. Topics discussed include use of algebraic topology, a field of mathematics used to characterize higher dimensional shapes, to explore the workings of the brain, algebraic topology is the mathematics to take neuroscience and simulation of rat's brain which with somatosensory cortex.
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- 2017
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211. Morphological study of the rainbow scattering of protons by graphene.
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Ćosić, M., Hadžijojić, M., Petrović, S., and Rymzhanov, R.
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PROTON scattering , *RAINBOWS , *ALGEBRAIC topology , *GRAPHENE - Abstract
We have studied metamorphoses of the angular rainbow pattern generated by classical rainbow scattering of protons by graphene. To analyze the rainbow pattern, a morphological method was developed. It focuses on the shape of the rainbow pattern rather than on the exact position of rainbow lines or the particle count. It comprises elements of the catastrophe theory, which provides a local model of the rainbow pattern and the reduced potential and an index theory of algebraic topology that allows the evolution of the rainbow pattern to be linked with bifurcations of critical points of the reduced potential. The obtained insight is summarized into five principles that allow an experimentalist to sketch a qualitatively correct rainbow pattern in the impact parameter plane and the distribution of the reduced potential critical points, just by observing the evolution of the angular rainbows. The morphological method should be applicable for the analysis of all structurally stable patterns in nature. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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212. Envelope Theorems for Multistage Linear Stochastic Optimization.
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Terça, Gonçalo and Wozabal, David
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DYNAMIC programming ,VALUATION of real property ,ALGEBRAIC topology ,SEMIALGEBRAIC sets ,COMPUTER programming education ,STOCHASTIC programming ,PREDICTIVE tests - Abstract
Sensitivities for Stochastic Optimization In optimization, sensitivities of optimal values with respect to the data of the problem are of practical as well as theoretical interest. In the paper "Envelope Theorems for Multistage Linear Stochastic Optimization," Terça and Wozabal propose a framework to compute derivatives of optimal values for a certain class of stochastic optimization problems. The results make use of classical envelope theorems and almost sure smoothness properties for optimal values of linear optimization problems, which are derived using tools from real algebraic topology. The authors show that derivatives can be sampled based on solutions obtained from stochastic dual dynamic programming and discuss two numerical case studies, demonstrating that the approach is superior, both in terms of accuracy as well as computationally, to naïve methods of computing derivatives that are based on difference quotients. We propose a method to compute derivatives of multistage linear stochastic optimization problems with respect to parameters that influence the problem's data. Our results are based on classical envelope theorems and can be used in problems directly solved via their deterministic equivalents as well as in stochastic dual dynamic programming for which the derivatives of the optimal value are sampled. We derive smoothness properties for optimal values of linear optimization problems, which we use to show that the computed derivatives are valid almost everywhere under mild assumptions. We discuss two numerical case studies, demonstrating that our approach is superior, both in terms of accuracy and computationally, to naïve methods of computing derivatives that are based on difference quotients. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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213. Computing Higher Leray–Serre Spectral Sequences of Towers of Fibrations.
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Guidolin, Andrea and Romero, Ana
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ALGEBRAIC topology , *MODULES (Algebra) , *COMPUTER systems , *SYMBOLIC computation , *ALGORITHMS - Abstract
The higher Leray–Serre spectral sequence associated with a tower of fibrations represents a generalization of the classical Leray–Serre spectral sequence of a fibration. In this work, we present algorithms to compute higher Leray–Serre spectral sequences leveraging the effective homology technique, which allows to perform computations involving chain complexes of infinite type associated with interesting objects in algebraic topology. In order to develop the programs, implemented as a new module for the Computer Algebra system Kenzo, we translated the original construction of the higher Leray–Serre spectral sequence in a simplicial framework and studied some of its fundamental properties. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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214. Persistent homology as a new method of the assessment of heart rate variability.
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Graff, Grzegorz, Graff, Beata, Pilarczyk, Paweł, Jabłoński, Grzegorz, Gąsecki, Dariusz, and Narkiewicz, Krzysztof
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ALGEBRAIC topology , *HEART beat , *DATA analysis - Abstract
Heart rate variability (hrv) is a physiological phenomenon of the variation in the length of the time interval between consecutive heartbeats. In many cases it could be an indicator of the development of pathological states. The classical approach to the analysis of hrv includes time domain methods and frequency domain methods. However, attempts are still being made to define new and more effective hrv assessment tools. Persistent homology is a novel data analysis tool developed in the recent decades that is rooted at algebraic topology. The Topological Data Analysis (TDA) approach focuses on examining the shape of the data in terms of connectedness and holes, and has recently proved to be very effective in various fields of research. In this paper we propose the use of persistent homology to the hrv analysis. We recall selected topological descriptors used in the literature and we introduce some new topological descriptors that reflect the specificity of hrv, and we discuss their relation to the standard hrv measures. In particular, we show that this novel approach provides a collection of indices that might be at least as useful as the classical parameters in differentiating between series of beat-to-beat intervals (RR-intervals) in healthy subjects and patients suffering from a stroke episode. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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215. Stable topological signatures for metric trees through graph approximations.
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Vandaele, Robin, Rieck, Bastian, Saeys, Yvan, and De Bie, Tijl
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POINT cloud , *TOPOLOGICAL fields , *TOPOLOGICAL property , *ALGEBRAIC topology , *DATA analysis , *PATTERN recognition systems - Abstract
• A novel foundation for topological pattern recognition of point cloud data, through persistent homology of graph approximations. • An extension of persistent homology to point cloud data of metric trees, including theoretical and experimental verification. • The first charting of cell trajectory data sets that explains some of the difficulties this field is confronted with. The rising field of Topological Data Analysis (TDA) provides a new approach to learning from data through persistence diagrams , which are topological signatures that quantify topological properties of data in a comparable manner. For point clouds, these diagrams are often derived from the Vietoris-Rips filtration—based on the metric equipped on the data—which allows one to deduce topological patterns such as components and cycles of the underlying space. In metric trees these diagrams often fail to capture other crucial topological properties, such as the present leaves and multifurcations. Prior methods and results for persistent homology attempting to overcome this issue mainly target Rips graphs, which are often unfavorable in case of non-uniform density across our point cloud. We therefore introduce a new theoretical foundation for learning a wider variety of topological patterns through any given graph. Given particular powerful functions defining persistence diagrams to summarize topological patterns, including the normalized centrality or eccentricity , we prove a new stability result, explicitly bounding the bottleneck distance between the true and empirical diagrams for metric trees. This bound is tight if the metric distortion obtained through the graph and its maximal edge-weight are small. Through a case study of gene expression data, we demonstrate that our newly introduced diagrams provide novel quality measures and insights into cell trajectory inference. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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216. PECULIARIDADES DE SENTENÇAS COMPLEXAS COM CLÁUSULAS DE OBJETO NOS TEXTOS DE TRABALHOS MATEMÁTICOS NAS LÍNGUAS INGLESA E FRANCESA.
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VOLKOVA, Elena Borisovna, REMENNIKOVA, Irina Alexandrovna, and VECHERININA, Elena Alexeevna
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ALGEBRAIC geometry ,ALGEBRAIC topology ,DIFFERENTIAL geometry ,MATHEMATICAL functions ,MATHEMATICIANS - Abstract
Copyright of Revista EntreLínguas is the property of Revista EntreLinguas and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)
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- 2021
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217. RELATIVE LERAY NUMBERS VIA SPECTRAL SEQUENCES.
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Kalai, Gil and Meshulam, Roy
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ALGEBRAIC topology ,MATHEMATICS theorems ,GRAPH theory ,LATTICE theory ,INTEGERS - Abstract
Let F be a fixed field and let X be a simplicial complex on the vertex set V. The Leray number L(X;F) is the minimal d such that for all i⩾d and S⊂V, the induced complex X[S] satisfies H∼i(X[S];F)=0. Leray numbers play a role in formulating and proving topological Helly‐type theorems. For two complexes X,Y on the same vertex set V, define the relative Leray number LY(X;F) as the minimal d such that H∼i(X[V∖τ];F)=0 for all i⩾d and τ∈Y. In this paper we extend the topological colorful Helly theorem to the relative setting. Our main tool is a spectral sequence for the intersection of complexes indexed by a geometric lattice. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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218. When is a monotone function cyclically monotone?
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Kushnir, Alexey I. and Lokutsievskiy, Lev V.
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SET functions ,ALGEBRAIC topology - Abstract
We provide sufficient conditions for a monotone function with a finite set of outcomes to be cyclically monotone. Using these conditions, we show that any monotone function defined on the domain of gross substitutes is cyclically monotone. The result also extends to the domain of generalized gross substitutes and complements. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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219. Simplicial structures over the 3-sphere and generalized higher order Hochschild homology.
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Carolus, Samuel and Laubacher, Jacob
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HOMOLOGY theory ,ALGEBRAIC topology ,GEOMETRY ,MATHEMATICAL singularities ,SET theory - Abstract
Copyright of Categories & General Algebraic Structures with Applications is the property of Shahid Beheshti University and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)
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- 2021
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220. COMBINATORIAL INTERPRETATIONS OF PRIMITIVITY IN THE ALGEBRA OF SYMMETRIC FUNCTIONS.
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CAMPBELL, JOHN M.
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HOPF algebras ,ALGEBRAIC topology ,QUANTUM groups ,SYMMETRIC functions - Abstract
Given a Hopf algebra with distinguished bases indexed by combinatorial objects, along with a primitive generating set for this algebra, it is natural to consider how we can combinatorially interpret the primitivity of the elements in this generating set, by expanding these generators in terms of the distinguished bases of this algebra and then applying the comultiplication operation to these expansions and constructing sign-reversing involutions that determine the resultant cancellations that we obtain. In this article, we explore this idea, as applied to the power sum generators of the algebra of symmetric functions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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221. Holomorphic Automorphic Forms and Cohomology
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Roelof Bruggeman, Youngju Choie, Nikolaos Diamantis, Roelof Bruggeman, Youngju Choie, and Nikolaos Diamantis
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- Algebraic topology
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The authors investigate the correspondence between holomorphic automorphic forms on the upper half-plane with complex weight and parabolic cocycles. For integral weights at least $2$ this correspondence is given by the Eichler integral. The authors use Knopp's generalization of this integral to real weights, and apply it to complex weights that are not an integer at least $2$. They show that for these weights the generalized Eichler integral gives an injection into the first cohomology group with values in a module of holomorphic functions, and characterize the image. The authors impose no condition on the growth of the automorphic forms at the cusps. Their result concerns arbitrary cofinite discrete groups with cusps, and covers exponentially growing automorphic forms, like those studied by Borcherds, and like those in the theory of mock automorphic forms.
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- 2018
222. Groups and Manifolds : Lectures for Physicists with Examples in Mathematica
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Pietro Giuseppe Fré, Alexander Fedotov, Pietro Giuseppe Fré, and Alexander Fedotov
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- Algebraic topology, Group theory, Manifolds (Mathematics)
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Groups and Manifolds is an introductory, yet a complete self-contained course on mathematics of symmetry: group theory and differential geometry of symmetric spaces, with a variety of examples for physicists, touching briefly also on super-symmetric field theories. The core of the course is focused on the construction of simple Lie algebras, emphasizing the double interpretation of the ADE classification as applied to finite rotation groups and to simply laced simple Lie algebras. Unique features of this book are the full-fledged treatment of the exceptional Lie algebras and a rich collection of MATHEMATICA Notebooks implementing various group theoretical constructions.
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- 2018
223. Algebraic Topology : VIASM 2012–2015
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H.V. Hưng Nguyễn, Lionel Schwartz, H.V. Hưng Nguyễn, and Lionel Schwartz
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- Algebraic topology, Algebra, Homological
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Held during algebraic topology special sessions at the Vietnam Institute for Advanced Studies in Mathematics (VIASM, Hanoi), this set of notes consists of expanded versions of three courses given by G. Ginot, H.-W. Henn and G. Powell. They are all introductory texts and can be used by PhD students and experts in the field. Among the three contributions, two concern stable homotopy of spheres: Henn focusses on the chromatic point of view, the Morava K(n)-localization and the cohomology of the Morava stabilizer groups. Powell's chapter is concerned with the derived functors of the destabilization and iterated loop functors and provides a small complex to compute them. Indications are given for the odd prime case. Providing an introduction to some aspects of string and brane topology, Ginot's contribution focusses on Hochschild homology and its generalizations. It contains a number of new results and fills a gap in the literature.
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- 2018
224. Topological Methods in Group Theory
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N. Broaddus, M. Davis, J. -F. Lafont, I. J. Ortiz, N. Broaddus, M. Davis, J. -F. Lafont, and I. J. Ortiz
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- Topological manifolds, Group theory, Algebraic topology
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This volume collects the proceedings of the conference'Topological methods in group theory', held at Ohio State University in 2014 in honor of Ross Geoghegan's 70th birthday. It consists of eleven peer-reviewed papers on some of the most recent developments at the interface of topology and geometric group theory. The authors have given particular attention to clear exposition, making this volume especially useful for graduate students and for mathematicians in other areas interested in gaining a taste of this rich and active field. A wide cross-section of topics in geometric group theory and topology are represented, including left-orderable groups, groups defined by automata, connectivity properties and Σ-invariants of groups, amenability and non-amenability problems, and boundaries of certain groups. Also included are topics that are more geometric or topological in nature, such as the geometry of simplices, decomposition complexity of certain groups, and problems in shape theory.
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- 2018
225. The Geometric Hopf Invariant and Surgery Theory
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Michael Crabb, Andrew Ranicki, Michael Crabb, and Andrew Ranicki
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- Homotopy theory, Algebraic topology, Manifolds (Mathematics), Invariants, Complex manifolds
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Written by leading experts in the field, this monograph provides homotopy theoretic foundations for surgery theory on higher-dimensional manifolds. Presenting classical ideas in a modern framework, the authors carefully highlight how their results relate to (and generalize) existing results in the literature. The central result of the book expresses algebraic surgery theory in terms of the geometric Hopf invariant, a construction in stable homotopy theory which captures the double points of immersions. Many illustrative examples and applications of the abstract results are included in the book, making it of wide interest to topologists. Serving as a valuable reference, this work is aimed at graduate students and researchers interested in understanding how the algebraic and geometric topology fit together in the surgery theory of manifolds. It is the only book providing such a wide-ranging historical approach to the Hopf invariant, double points and surgery theory, withmany results old and new.
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- 2018
226. Algebraic Topology : A Primer
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Satya Deo and Satya Deo
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- Algebraic topology
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This book presents the first concepts of the topics in algebraic topology such as the general simplicial complexes, simplicial homology theory, fundamental groups, covering spaces and singular homology theory in greater detail. Originally published in 2003, this book has become one of the seminal books. Now, in the completely revised and enlarged edition, the book discusses the rapidly developing field of algebraic topology. Targeted to undergraduate and graduate students of mathematics, the prerequisite for this book is minimal knowledge of linear algebra, group theory and topological spaces. The book discusses about the relevant concepts and ideas in a very lucid manner, providing suitable motivations and illustrations. All relevant topics are covered, including the classical theorems like the Brouwer's fixed point theorem, Lefschetz fixed point theorem, Borsuk-Ulam theorem, Brouwer's separation theorem and the theorem on invariance of the domain. Most of the exercises are elementary, but sometimes challenging, for the reader to provoke their curiosity for problem-solving.
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- 2018
227. Elements Of Algebraic Topology
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James R. Munkres, James W Munkres, James R. Munkres, and James W Munkres
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- Algebraic topology
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Elements of Algebraic Topology provides the most concrete approach to the subject. With coverage of homology and cohomology theory, universal coefficient theorems, Kunneth theorem, duality in manifolds, and applications to classical theorems of point-set topology, this book is perfect for comunicating complex topics and the fun nature of algebraic topology for beginners.
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- 2018
228. Building Bridges Between Algebra and Topology
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Wojciech Chachólski, Tobias Dyckerhoff, John Greenlees, Greg Stevenson, Dolors Herbera, Wolfgang Pitsch, Santiago Zarzuela, Wojciech Chachólski, Tobias Dyckerhoff, John Greenlees, Greg Stevenson, Dolors Herbera, Wolfgang Pitsch, and Santiago Zarzuela
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- Commutative algebra, Commutative rings, Associative rings, Associative algebras, Algebra, Homological, Algebraic topology
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This volume presents an elaborated version of lecture notes for two advanced courses: (Re)Emerging methods in Commutative Algebra and Representation Theory and Building Bridges Between Algebra and Topology, held at the CRM in the spring of 2015. Homological algebra is a rich and ubiquitous area; it is both an active field of research and a widespread toolbox for many mathematicians. Together, these notes introduce recent applications and interactions of homological methods in commutative algebra, representation theory and topology, narrowing the gap between specialists from different areas wishing to acquaint themselves with a rapidly growing field. The covered topics range from a fresh introduction to the growing area of support theory for triangulated categories to the striking consequences of the formulation in the homotopy theory of classical concepts in commutative algebra. Moreover, they also include a higher categories view of Hall algebras and an introduction to the use of idempotent functors in algebra and topology.
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- 2018
229. Dynamic control of metastable remanent states in mesoscale magnetic elements
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Novosad, V. [Argonne National Lab. (ANL), Argonne, IL (United States)]
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- 2015
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230. Fixed Point Theorems
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McLennan, Andrew and Macmillan Publishers Ltd
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- 2018
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231. A Probabilistic Topological Approach to Feature Identification Using a Stochastic Robotic Swarm
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Ramachandran, Ragesh K., Wilson, Sean, Berman, Spring, Siciliano, Bruno, Series Editor, Khatib, Oussama, Series Editor, Antonelli, Gianluca, Advisory Editor, Fox, Dieter, Advisory Editor, Harada, Kensuke, Advisory Editor, Hsieh, M. Ani, Advisory Editor, Kröger, Torsten, Advisory Editor, Kulic, Dana, Advisory Editor, Park, Jaeheung, Advisory Editor, Groß, Roderich, editor, Kolling, Andreas, editor, Berman, Spring, editor, Frazzoli, Emilio, editor, Martinoli, Alcherio, editor, Matsuno, Fumitoshi, editor, and Gauci, Melvin, editor
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- 2018
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232. sl3-foam homology calculations
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Lewark, Lukas
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Mathematics - Geometric Topology ,Algebraic topology - Abstract
We exhibit a certain infinite family of three-stranded quasi-alternating pretzel knots which are counterexamples to Lobb's conjecture that the sl_3-knot concordance invariant s_3 (suitably normalised) should be equal to the Rasmussen invariant s_2. For this family, |s_3| < |s_2|. However, we also find other knots for which |s_3| > |s_2|. The main tool is an implementation of Morrison and Nieh's algorithm to calculate Khovanov's sl_3-foam link homology. Our C++-program is fast enough to calculate the integral homology of e.g. the (6,5)-torus knot in six minutes. Furthermore, we propose a potential improvement of the algorithm by gluing sub-tangles in a more flexible way., Comment: 17 pages, 5 figures. For associated C++-program, see http://www.math.jussieu.fr/~lewark/foamho.html
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- 2012
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233. Rainfall dynamics in an ecologically vulnerable area using applied algebraic topology methods.
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Andjelković, Miroslav, Maletić, Slobodan, Stosic, Tatijana, and Stosic, Borko
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ALGEBRAIC topology , *SPATIAL resolution , *CLIMATE change , *CLUSTER analysis (Statistics) - Abstract
Applied algebraic topology is employed in this work to shed new light on the rainfall dynamics in the Pernambuco state, Brazil. Historical data from the NASA's Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission (TRMM) precipitation processing system, for the period 1998 to 2020 with a spatial resolution of 0.25° and temporal resolution of 3 h is used to construct correlation matrices in different time frames. Matrices are then analyzed in terms of topological constructs of network theory to yield novel insights into this highly complex phenomenon in this semiarid, ecologically vulnerable area. The outcomes of the algebraic topological analysis reveal clustering patterns of areas and are related to natural climate phenomena. Together with the generality of the applied methodology, the results suggest a broad scope of future applications for the extraction of patterns in datasets related to the changes in the climate system. • The spatio-temporal clustering of rainfall patterns in semiarid area is considered. • Applied algebraic topology is used to consider this highly complex phenomenon. • Results reveal higher-order patterns related to natural climate phenomena. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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234. Morita cohomology
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Holstein, Julian Victor Sebastian
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514 ,Algebraic topology ,Category theory - Abstract
This work constructs and compares different kinds of categorified cohomology of a locally contractible topological space X. Fix a commutative ring k of characteristic 0 and also denote by k the differential graded category with a single object and endomorphisms k. In the Morita model structure k is weakly equivalent to the category of perfect chain complexes over k. We define and compute derived global sections of the constant presheaf k considered as a presheaf of dg-categories with the Morita model structure. If k is a field this is done by showing there exists a suitable local model structure on presheaves of dg-categories and explicitly sheafifying constant presheaves. We call this categorified Cech cohomology Morita cohomology and show that it can be computed as a homotopy limit over a good (hyper)cover of the space X. We then prove a strictification result for dg-categories and deduce that under mild assumptions on X Morita cohomology is equivalent to the category of homotopy locally constant sheaves of k-complexes on X. We also show categorified Cech cohomology is equivalent to a category of ∞-local systems, which can be interpreted as categorified singular cohomology. We define this category in terms of the cotensor action of simplicial sets on the category of dg-categories. We then show ∞-local systems are equivalent to the category of dg-representations of chains on the loop space of X and find an explicit method of computation if X is a CW complex. We conclude with a number of examples.
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- 2014
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235. Étale homotopy sections of algebraic varieties
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Haydon, James Henri and Kim, Minhyong
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514 ,Algebraic geometry ,Algebraic topology ,Group theory and generalizations (mathematics) ,Number theory ,higher-category theory ,homotopy theory ,arithmetic geometry - Abstract
We define and study the fundamental pro-finite 2-groupoid of varieties X defined over a field k. This is a higher algebraic invariant of a scheme X, analogous to the higher fundamental path 2-groupoids as defined for topological spaces. This invariant is related to previously defined invariants, for example the absolute Galois group of a field, and Grothendieck’s étale fundamental group. The special case of Brauer-Severi varieties is considered, in which case a “sections conjecture” type theorem is proved. It is shown that a Brauer-Severi variety X has a rational point if and only if its étale fundamental 2-groupoid has a special sort of section.
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236. Topological phases of matter, symmetries, and K-theory
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Thiang, Guo Chuan and Hannabuss, Keith
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530.15 ,Quantum theory (mathematics) ,Theoretical physics ,Algebraic topology ,Topological matter ,K-theory - Abstract
This thesis contains a study of topological phases of matter, with a strong emphasis on symmetry as a unifying theme. We take the point of view that the "topology" in many examples of what is loosely termed "topological matter", has its origin in the symmetry data of the system in question. From the fundamental work of Wigner, we know that topology resides not only in the group of symmetries, but also in the cohomological data of projective unitary-antiunitary representations. Furthermore, recent ideas from condensed matter physics highlight the fundamental role of charge-conjugation symmetry. With these as physical motivation, we propose to study the topological features of gapped phases of free fermions through a Z
2 -graded C*-algebra encoding the symmetry data of their dynamics. In particular, each combination of time reversal and charge conjugation symmetries can be associated with a Clifford algebra. K-theory is intimately related to topology, representation theory, Clifford algebras, and Z2 -gradings, so it presents itself as a powerful tool for studying gapped topological phases. Our basic strategy is to use various K- Published
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237. Introductory Lectures on Equivariant Cohomology: (AMS-204)
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Tu, Loring W., author and Tu, Loring W.
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- 2020
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238. Improving mandibular reconstruction by using topology optimization, patient specific design and additive manufacturing?—A biomechanical comparison against miniplates on human specimen.
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Lang, Jan J., Bastian, Mirjam, Foehr, Peter, Seebach, Michael, Weitz, Jochen, von Deimling, Constantin, Schwaiger, Benedikt J., Micheler, Carina M., Wilhelm, Nikolas J., Grosse, Christian U., Kesting, Marco, and Burgkart, Rainer
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ELECTRON beam furnaces , *MANDIBLE , *DYNAMIC testing , *COMPACT bone , *TOPOLOGY , *GEOMETRIC modeling , *ALGEBRAIC topology - Abstract
In this study, topology optimized, patient specific osteosynthesis plates (TOPOS-implants) are evaluated for the mandibular reconstruction using fibula segments. These shape optimized implants are compared to a standard treatment with miniplates (thickness: 1.0 mm, titanium grade 4) in biomechanical testing using human cadaveric specimen. Mandible and fibula of 21 body donors were used. Geometrical models were created based on automated segmentation of CT-scans of all specimens. All reconstructions, including cutting guides for osteotomy as well as TOPOS-implants, were planned using a custom-made software tool. The TOPOS-implants were produced by electron beam melting (thickness: 1.0 mm, titanium grade 5). The fibula-reconstructed mandibles were tested in static and dynamic testing in a multi-axial test system, which can adapt to the donor anatomy and apply side-specific loads. Static testing was used to confirm mechanical similarity between the reconstruction groups. Force-controlled dynamic testing was performed with a sinusoidal loading between 60 and 240 N (reconstructed side: 30% reduction to consider resected muscles) at 5 Hz for up to 5 · 105 cycles. There was a significant difference between the groups for dynamic testing: All TOPOS-implants stayed intact during all cycles, while miniplate failure occurred after 26.4% of the planned loading (1.32 · 105 ± 1.46 · 105 cycles). Bone fracture occurred in both groups (miniplates: n = 3, TOPOS-implants: n = 2). A correlation between bone failure and cortical bone thickness in mandible angle as well as the number of bicortical screws used was demonstrated. For both groups no screw failure was detected. In conclusion, the topology optimized, patient specific implants showed superior fatigue properties compared to miniplates in mandibular reconstruction. Additionally, the patient specific shape comes with intrinsic guiding properties to support the reconstruction process during surgery. This demonstrates that the combination of additive manufacturing and topology optimization can be beneficial for future maxillofacial surgery. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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239. 2D+t track detection via relative persistent homology.
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Assaf, Rabih, Goupil, Alban, Rammal, Abbas, Vrabie, Valeriu, and Kacim, Mohammad
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ALGEBRAIC topology , *MOVEMENT sequences , *LIFE spans - Abstract
In this paper, we demonstrate that algebraic topology can be used to perform 2D+t object detection. After the construction of a topological complex for a 2D+t image sequence, we build a nested sequence of cell complexes on which relative persistent homology is computed. The relative homology adds to "absolute" homology the computation of classes related to the first and last frames of the sequence. By identifying 2D chains with large life spans, the most persistent classes are extracted. This allows for the identification of the interesting parts in a sequence and for the detection of the movement of objects despite continuous deformations in the image domain. The results obtained on a synthetic image and on two real biomedical images with moving vesicles recorded by a quantitative phase time‐lapse technique show the potential of this method. Comparing the method with a newly developed tracking tool proves that the strength of this method is its independence from prior parameters. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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240. Homotopy theory of monoids and derived localization.
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Chuang, Joe, Holstein, Julian, and Lazarev, Andrey
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ALGEBRAIC topology , *TOPOLOGICAL spaces , *MONOIDS , *ALGEBRAIC numbers , *MODEL theory , *HOMOTOPY theory , *GENERALIZATION - Abstract
We use derived localization of the bar and nerve constructions to provide simple proofs of a number of results in algebraic topology, both known and new. This includes a recent generalization of Adams's cobar-construction to the non-simply connected case, and a new algebraic model for the homotopy theory of connected topological spaces as an ∞ -category of discrete monoids. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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241. Design, fabrication and verification of a novel auxetic microstructure using topology optimization.
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Jalali, Ali, Taghizadieh, Nasser, and Javadi, Akbar A
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POISSON'S ratio , *STRUCTURAL optimization , *MICROSTRUCTURE , *FINITE element method , *PRINTMAKING , *ALGEBRAIC topology - Abstract
This research presents a numerical method to design a two-dimensional auxetic microstructure with negative Poisson's ratios. The method is established by combining the finite element method (FEM) with two different optimization procedures called bi-directional evolutionary structural optimization (BESO) and solid isotropic material with penalization (SIMP), respectively. The results show that by choosing any of the two methods of optimization (FEM and BESO or FEM and SIMP), each with a different objective function, it is possible to create microstructures that show negative Poisson's ratio. In addition, there is a significant resemblance between the results of both optimization methodologies. The final part of this study is to verify the outcome of optimization, both numerically and experimentally using three-dimensional (3D) printing techniques. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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242. PECULIARITIES OF COMPLEX SENTENCES WITH OBJECT CLAUSES IN THE TEXTS OF MATHEMATICAL WORKS IN THE ENGLISH AND FRENCH LANGUAGES.
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VOLKOVA, Elena Borisovna, REMENNIKOVA, Irina Alexandrovna, and VECHERININA, Elena Alexeevna
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FRENCH language ,ALGEBRAIC geometry ,ENGLISH language ,ALGEBRAIC topology ,DIFFERENTIAL geometry - Abstract
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243. Algebraic Topology: On Some Results Of Injective for Topological Modules.
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Salih, Marrwa Abdallah, Majeed, Taghreed Hur, and Nayef, Mahdi Saleh
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ALGEBRAIC topology ,TOPOLOGICAL property ,TENSOR products - Abstract
Copyright of Journal of College of Education is the property of Republic of Iraq Ministry of Higher Education & Scientific Research (MOHESR) and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)
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244. Topology Optimization Based Parametric Design of Balloon Borne Telescope's Primary Mirror.
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Liu, Fengchang, Li, Wei, Zhao, Weiguo, Zhao, Haibo, Lin, Guanyu, and Wang, Xiaodong
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ROOT-mean-squares ,TELESCOPES ,MIRRORS ,OPTICAL elements ,TOPOLOGY ,SPACE telescopes ,ALGEBRAIC topology - Abstract
For balloon-borne telescopes, the primary mirror is the most important optical element, but designing a primary mirror with an excellent overall performance is a challenge. To comprehensively consider the contradictory objectives of the root mean square (RMS) surface error under gravity in the X and Z directions, the mass and fundamental frequency of the primary mirror, a parametric primary mirror design using the compromise programming method based on topology optimization is proposed. The parametric design of the compromise programming method based on topology optimization is used to find the optimal solution for X-direction RMS (RMSx), Z-direction RMS (RMSz), mass, and fundamental frequency. Compared with the initial primary mirror structure designed according to traditional experience, the overall performance is improved. Results show that the respective mass of the primary mirror, the RMSx and the RMSz decreased by 8.5%, 14.3% and 10.5% compared to those before optimization. Comprehensive consideration can prove the effectiveness of parametric design based on the topology optimization of the primary mirror. This method provides a reference for the design of other primary mirrors for balloon-borne telescope and space cameras. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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245. V. A. Rokhlin and D. A. Gudkov Against the Background of Hilbert's 16th Problem (According to Their Correspondence in 1971–1982).
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Polotovskiy, G. M.
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ALGEBRAIC topology , *MATHEMATICIANS , *FRIENDSHIP , *ALGEBRAIC varieties - Abstract
The story of the friendship and collaboration between Vladimir Abramovich Rokhlin and the Nizhny Novgorod mathematician Dmitry Andreevich Gudkov during the last period of Rokhlin's mathematical biography, when he worked in the topology of real algebraic varieties, in which he obtained remarkable results. The paper is based on the correspondence of 1971–1982 preserved in Gudkov's archive containing 15 letters by V. A.Rokhlin and 8 letters by D. A. Gudkov. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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246. Some background in algebraic topology.
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Chang, Stanley and Weinberger, Shmuel
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ALGEBRAIC topology , *HOMOTOPY equivalences , *COHOMOLOGY theory , *VECTOR bundles , *HOMOTOPY theory , *TOPOLOGICAL groups - Published
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247. Introduction.
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Chang, Stanley and Weinberger, Shmuel
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HOMOTOPY equivalences , *GEOMETRIC topology , *HOMOTOPY theory , *VECTOR bundles , *ALGEBRAIC topology , *MORSE theory - Published
- 2021
248. Integrated structure/control design of high-speed flexible robot arms using topology optimization.
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Alkalla, Mohamed G. and Fanni, Mohamed A.
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TOPOLOGY , *FINITE element method , *ROBOT design & construction , *STRUCTURAL optimization , *MATHEMATICAL optimization , *ELECTRIC network topology , *ALGEBRAIC topology - Abstract
Most robotic applications demand lightweight and high-speed manipulators for considerably reducing the consumed power and achieving high production rates. The two ways for seeking such high-speed arms are; applying advanced control algorithms and/or performing an extensive optimization of the arm structure itself. Therefore, the topology optimization technique is proposed here for obtaining an optimal robot arm design from both structure and control viewpoints. Results of some researches, that have been previously accomplished by size and shape optimization, were encouraging enough to extend and propose this optimization approach. The method of moving asymptotes (MMA) as an optimization algorithm, the finite element analysis (FEA) by ANSYS, and the time-optimal control method are integrated to gain an optimum design capable of attaining the minimum traveling time. The proposed methodology focuses on performing different comparisons between the proposed optimum topological designs and their initial designs for different robot arms' sizes and materials. It also distinguishes between the proposed optimum design and the previously achieved one by size optimization under the same operational conditions. Therefore, the significance of the proposed technique is emphasized. It shows that the traveling time is reduced by 44.8%, while the previous work only achieved 23.5%. In addition, the mass is reduced to nearly half of its initial value, taking into account the air damping as the real case in all terrestrial applications. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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249. Computing invariants for multipersistence via spectral systems and effective homology.
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Guidolin, Andrea, Divasón, Jose, Romero, Ana, and Vaccarino, Francesco
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TOPOLOGICAL spaces , *COMPUTER systems , *VECTOR fields , *SYMBOLIC computation , *ALGEBRAIC topology , *FILTERS & filtration , *INTEGERS - Abstract
Both spectral sequences and persistent homology are tools in algebraic topology defined from filtrations of objects (e.g. topological spaces or simplicial complexes) indexed over the set Z of integer numbers. A recent work has shown the details of the relation between both concepts. Moreover, generalizations of both concepts have been proposed which originate from a different choice of the set of indices of the filtration, producing the new notions of multipersistence and spectral system. In this paper, we show that these notions are also related, generalizing results valid in the case of filtrations over Z. By using this relation and some previous programs for computing spectral systems, we have developed a new module for the Kenzo system computing multipersistence. We also present a birth-death descriptor and a new invariant providing information on multifiltrations. This new invariant, in some cases, is able to provide more information than the rank invariant. We show some applications of our algorithms to spaces of infinite type via the effective homology technique, where the performance has also been improved by means of discrete vector fields. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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250. A design method of broadband metalens using time-domain topology optimization.
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Yasuda, H. and Nishiwaki, S.
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TOPOLOGY , *ELECTROMAGNETIC devices , *UNIT cell , *ALGEBRAIC topology - Abstract
Flat metalenses have attracted attention due to an increasing demand for compact electromagnetic devices. For such applications, broadband metalenses are highly desirable; however, conventional metalenses show relatively narrow band operation. Here, we propose a design method of free-form metalenses using topology optimization to operate with enhanced bandwidths. In contrast with preceding reports of topology optimization methods for metalenses, we developed a topology optimization method based on the time domain formulation to deal with broadband frequencies simultaneously. For this purpose, a group delay of optical pulses in the time domain, which is equivalent to the broadband phase matching condition in the frequency domain, is employed in the objective function. A level set based topology optimization method is applied to obtain a clear optimal configuration. To demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method, we provide design examples of metalens unit cells at millimeter frequency. We confirm that optimized unit cells of metalenses show superior performance compared to the conventional unit cells for both transmittance efficiency and phase error in broadband wavelength. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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