April 23, 2014
2:00PM - 3:00PM
Cockins Hall 240
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Topology, Geometry and Data Seminar - Gunnar Carlsson
Title: The topology of finite metric spacesSpeaker: Gunnar Carlsson, Stanford UniversitySeminar Type: Topology, Geometry and DataAbstract: Persistent topology can be viewed as a method for extending the methods of homotopy theory to discrete objects, namely finite metric spaces. There is a history of this kind of development, in the context of algebraic varieties. We will discuss both directions, both from the point of view of similarities and differences between them. We will suggest directions for the development of the persistence methods.
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2014-04-23 14:00:00
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Topology, Geometry and Data Seminar - Gunnar Carlsson
Title: The topology of finite metric spacesSpeaker: Gunnar Carlsson, Stanford UniversitySeminar Type: Topology, Geometry and DataAbstract: Persistent topology can be viewed as a method for extending the methods of homotopy theory to discrete objects, namely finite metric spaces. There is a history of this kind of development, in the context of algebraic varieties. We will discuss both directions, both from the point of view of similarities and differences between them. We will suggest directions for the development of the persistence methods.
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Title: The topology of finite metric spaces
Speaker: Gunnar Carlsson, Stanford University
Seminar Type: Topology, Geometry and Data
Abstract: Persistent topology can be viewed as a method for extending the methods of homotopy theory to discrete objects, namely finite metric spaces. There is a history of this kind of development, in the context of algebraic varieties. We will discuss both directions, both from the point of view of similarities and differences between them. We will suggest directions for the development of the persistence methods.
