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Altoona

Thursday, September 21, 2006
5:00pm, 141 Hawthorn (Altoona)

David Hurtubise
Penn State Altoona

Examples of Morse-Bott Homology

Abstract: In this talk I will give a brief outline of the theory of Morse-Bott Homology based on singular topological chains. Singular topological chains are generalizations of the usual singular chains modeled on the standard p-simplex where maps from a variety of domains are considered. After a brief outline of the theory I will give examples of computing homology using the Morse-Bott-Smale chain complex based on singular topological chains.

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We meet weekly on Thursday afternoons, with the third meeting of each month in Altoona. If you are interested in giving a talk in our seminar please contact one of the coordinators for the Spring 2006 semester: Aissa Wade and Wojciech Dorabiala.

 

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