Discrete) Morse Theory on Configuration Spaces
Discrete) Morse Theory on Configuration Spaces
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配置空间的离散)莫尔斯理论
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2011
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M. Salvetti
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Francesca Mori;M. Salvetti
Classical Configuration Spaces in R (sometimes written as F (n, R)) are defined as the set of ordered n−tuples of pairwise different points in R. Taking coordinates in (R) = R xij , i = 1, . . . , n, j = 1, . . . , d, one has F (n, R) = R ∪i 6=j H ij , where H ij is the codimension-d subspace ∩k=1,...,d {xik = xjk}. So, the latter subspace is the intersection of d hyperplanes in R, each obtained by the hyperplane Hij = {x ∈ R : xi = xj}, considered on the k−th component in (R) = R, k = 1, . . . , d. By a Generalized Configuration Space (for brevity, simply a Configuration Space) we mean an analog construction, which starts from any Hyperplane Arrangement A in R. For each d > 0, one has a d−complexification A ⊂ R of A, which is given by the collection {H, H ∈ A} of the d-complexified subspaces. The configuration space associated to A is the complement to the subspace arrangement