Geometric realization conjecture for path triangulations in digital images
Geometric realization conjecture for path triangulations in digital images
A path triangulation is a triangulation obtained from paths in a planar cell complex, and a triangulated digital image is a digital image equipped with such a triangulation. Geometric realization conjecture. Every path triangulation has a geometric realization in some triangulated digital image. This conjecture proposes a bridge from path triangulations of planar cell complexes to digital topology, where geometric realizations could relate the resulting complexes to digital fundamental groups and related invariants.
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James F. Peters, “Path Triangulation, Cycles and Good Covers on Planar Cell Complexes. Extension of J.H.C. Whitehead's Homotopy System Geometric Realization and E.C. Zeeman's Collapsible Cone Theorems”, arXiv:2208.12760 (2022).
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