Block-Decomposition for 3-Parameter Persistence Modules

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contents In 2020, Cochoy and Oudot got the necessary and sufficient condition of the block-decomposition of 2-parameter persistence modules $\mathbb{R}^2 \to \textbf{Vec}_{\Bbbk}$. And in 2024, Lebovici, Lerch and Oudot resolve the problem of block-decomposability for multi-parameter persistence modules. Following the approach of Cochoy and Oudot's proof of block-decomposability for 2-parameter persistence modules, we rediscuss the necessary and sufficient conditions for the block decomposition of the 3-parameter persistence modules $\mathbb{R}^3 \to \textbf{Vec}_{\Bbbk}$. Our most important contribution is to generalize the strong exactness of 2-parameter persistence modules to the case of 3-parameter persistence modules. What's more, the generalized method allows us to understand why there is no block decomposition in general persistence modules to some extent.
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spellingShingle Block-Decomposition for 3-Parameter Persistence Modules
Yi, Siheng
Algebraic Topology
Representation Theory
In 2020, Cochoy and Oudot got the necessary and sufficient condition of the block-decomposition of 2-parameter persistence modules $\mathbb{R}^2 \to \textbf{Vec}_{\Bbbk}$. And in 2024, Lebovici, Lerch and Oudot resolve the problem of block-decomposability for multi-parameter persistence modules. Following the approach of Cochoy and Oudot's proof of block-decomposability for 2-parameter persistence modules, we rediscuss the necessary and sufficient conditions for the block decomposition of the 3-parameter persistence modules $\mathbb{R}^3 \to \textbf{Vec}_{\Bbbk}$. Our most important contribution is to generalize the strong exactness of 2-parameter persistence modules to the case of 3-parameter persistence modules. What's more, the generalized method allows us to understand why there is no block decomposition in general persistence modules to some extent.
title Block-Decomposition for 3-Parameter Persistence Modules
topic Algebraic Topology
Representation Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.08391