Floer Homology: From Generalized Morse-Smale Dynamical Systems to Forman's Combinatorial Vector Fields

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Auteurs principaux: Eidi, Marzieh, Jost, Jürgen
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author Eidi, Marzieh
Jost, Jürgen
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Jost, Jürgen
contents We construct a Floer type boundary operator for generalised Morse-Smale dynamical systems on compact smooth manifolds by counting the number of suitable flow lines between closed (both homoclinic and periodic) orbits and isolated critical points. The same principle works for the discrete situation of general combinatorial vector fields, defined by Forman, on CW complexes. We can thus recover the $\mathbb{Z}_2$ homology of both smooth and discrete structures directly from the flow lines (V-paths) of our vector field.
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spellingShingle Floer Homology: From Generalized Morse-Smale Dynamical Systems to Forman's Combinatorial Vector Fields
Eidi, Marzieh
Jost, Jürgen
Dynamical Systems
Discrete Mathematics
Algebraic Topology
Combinatorics
Differential Geometry
37B30, 57Q70, 57R58, 37F20
We construct a Floer type boundary operator for generalised Morse-Smale dynamical systems on compact smooth manifolds by counting the number of suitable flow lines between closed (both homoclinic and periodic) orbits and isolated critical points. The same principle works for the discrete situation of general combinatorial vector fields, defined by Forman, on CW complexes. We can thus recover the $\mathbb{Z}_2$ homology of both smooth and discrete structures directly from the flow lines (V-paths) of our vector field.
title Floer Homology: From Generalized Morse-Smale Dynamical Systems to Forman's Combinatorial Vector Fields
topic Dynamical Systems
Discrete Mathematics
Algebraic Topology
Combinatorics
Differential Geometry
37B30, 57Q70, 57R58, 37F20
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2105.02567