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We prove amultiple coloured Tverberg theoremand abalanced coloured Tverberg theorem, applying different methods, tools and ideas. The proof of the first theorem uses a multiple chessboard complex (as configuration space) and the... more
We prove amultiple coloured Tverberg theoremand abalanced coloured Tverberg theorem, applying different methods, tools and ideas. The proof of the first theorem uses a multiple chessboard complex (as configuration space) and the Eilenberg–Krasnoselskii theory of degrees of equivariant maps for non-free group actions. The proof of the second result relies on the high connectivity of the configuration space, established by using discrete Morse theory.
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... The reader will find here theorems of Isaac Newton and Leonhard Euler, Augustin Louis Cauchy and Carl Gustav Jacob Jacobi, Michel Chasles and Pafnuty Chebyshev, Max Dehn and James Alexander, and many other great mathematicians of the... more
... The reader will find here theorems of Isaac Newton and Leonhard Euler, Augustin Louis Cauchy and Carl Gustav Jacob Jacobi, Michel Chasles and Pafnuty Chebyshev, Max Dehn and James Alexander, and many other great mathematicians of the past. ...
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It is shown that many classical and many new combinatorial geometric results about finite sets of points inR d , specially the theorems of Tverberg type, can be generalized to the case of vector bundles, where they become combinatorial... more
It is shown that many classical and many new combinatorial geometric results about finite sets of points inR d , specially the theorems of Tverberg type, can be generalized to the case of vector bundles, where they become combinatorial geometric statements about finite families of continuous cross-sections. The well known Tverberg-Vrećica conjecture is interpreted as a result of this type
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Research Interests: Mathematics, Computer Science, Combinatorics, Compressed Sensing, Generalization, and 13 moreMathematical Sciences, Randomness, Bipartite Graph, Lower Bound, Indexation, Vertex Coloring, Matroid, Basis Pursuit, Functional Dependency, Maximum Degree, Error Correction Code, Corollary, and Polynomial Time
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We compute a primary cohomological obstruction to the existence of an equipartition for j mass distributions in R^d by two hyperplanes in the case 2d-3j = 1. The central new result is that such an equipartition always exists if d=6 2^k +2... more
We compute a primary cohomological obstruction to the existence of an equipartition for j mass distributions in R^d by two hyperplanes in the case 2d-3j = 1. The central new result is that such an equipartition always exists if d=6 2^k +2 and j=4 2^k+1 which for k=0 reduces to the main result of the paper P. Mani-Levitska et al., Topology and combinatorics of partitions of masses by hyperplanes, Adv. Math. 207 (2006), 266-296. This is an example of a genuine combinatorial geometric result which involves Z_4-torsion in an essential way and cannot be obtained by the application of either Stiefel-Whitney classes or cohomological index theories.
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Chessboard complexes and their relatives have been one of important recurring themes of topological combinatorics. Closely related ``cycle-free chessboard complexes'' have been recently introduced by Ault and Fiedorowicz as a tool for... more
Chessboard complexes and their relatives have been one of important recurring themes of topological combinatorics. Closely related ``cycle-free chessboard complexes'' have been recently introduced by Ault and Fiedorowicz as a tool for computing symmetric analogues of the cyclic homology of algebras. We study connectivity properties of these complexes and prove a result that confirms a strengthened conjecture of Ault and Fiedorowicz.