Sufficient Conditions for the Shrinking Wellness Lemma

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contents The well groups were introduced by Edelsbrunner, Morozov, and Patel to measure the robustness of geometric features of a function with respect to perturbations. Roughly speaking, the $r$-th well group measures the number of features that cannot be removed by perturbing the function by at most $r$. The Shrinking Wellness Lemma states that the rank of these groups decreases as $r$ increases. In the generality originally stated, it is wrong. We present a counterexample and give conditions under which the result holds. These conditions are general enough to cover most cases in which the well groups have been applied.
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spellingShingle Sufficient Conditions for the Shrinking Wellness Lemma
Bannwart, Clemens
General Topology
Computational Geometry
Group Theory
55N31
The well groups were introduced by Edelsbrunner, Morozov, and Patel to measure the robustness of geometric features of a function with respect to perturbations. Roughly speaking, the $r$-th well group measures the number of features that cannot be removed by perturbing the function by at most $r$. The Shrinking Wellness Lemma states that the rank of these groups decreases as $r$ increases. In the generality originally stated, it is wrong. We present a counterexample and give conditions under which the result holds. These conditions are general enough to cover most cases in which the well groups have been applied.
title Sufficient Conditions for the Shrinking Wellness Lemma
topic General Topology
Computational Geometry
Group Theory
55N31
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2601.03275