Search for dissertations about: "Invariants"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 78 swedish dissertations containing the word Invariants.
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1. Tame representations in Topological Data Analysis: decompositions, invariants and metrics
Abstract : This thesis is a compilation of results that can be framed within the field of applied topology. The starting point of our study is objects presenting a possibly complex intrinsic geometry. The main goal is then to simplify, without trivializing, the geometric information characterising these objects by choosing an appropriate representation. READ MORE
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2. Arnold-type invariants of curves and wave fronts on surfaces
Abstract : This thesis is devoted to the study of invariants of generic curves and wave fronts on surfaces. The invariants J± and St were axiomatically defined by Arnold as numerical characteristics of generic curves (immersions of the circle)on ℝ2 he introduced J± in the case of generic planar wave fronts. READ MORE
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3. Invariants of knot diagrams and diagrammatic knot invariants
Abstract : Two knot diagrams describe isotopic knots if and only if they can be connected by a sequence of planar isotopies and Reidemeister moves (cusp-, self-tangency-, and triple point moves). In this dissertation classes of knot diagrams, Reidemeister moves, and relations between sequences of Reidemeister moves are investigated, in a manner inspired by V. READ MORE
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4. Invariants for Multidimensional Persistence
Abstract : The amount of data that our digital society collects is unprecedented. This represents a valuable opportunity to improve our quality of life by gaining insights about complex problems related to neuroscience, medicine and biology among others. READ MORE
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5. Stable invariants of some topological moduli spaces
Abstract : This thesis consists of three papers, treating stability phenomena in various automorphism groups in topology. In Papers I and III, we study the group (co)homology of certain mapping class groups of surfaces and graphs, or their respective Torelli subgroups, while the subject of Paper II is homotopy automorphisms of higher-dimensional spaces and manifolds. READ MORE