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  • '''Example (point).''' First, the point $P$: ==Fixed points==
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  • First, consider the familiar '''Fixed Point Problem''': If $M$ is a [[manifold]] and $f:M\rightarrow M$ is a [[map]], w We know that the [[Lefschetz number]] of $f$ will detect these fixed points of all maps [[homotopic]] to $f$.
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  • This problem may appear very different from the fixed point problem but let's compare anyway. *Fixed point problem: For $f:M \to M$, is there $a\in M$ with $f(a)=a$?
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  • *[[accumulation point|accumulation point]] *[[base point|base point]]
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  • ...mathematics realm. After publishing a paper on applications of fixed point theory in control I became more and more interested in the areas of pure mathemati ...ata analysis]]. The main tool used in computational topology is [[homology theory]] and its extension specifically designed for applications that face uncert
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  • ...z fixed point theory techniques, already available in dynamics, in control theory. ...The ''equilibrium'' set $C=\{x\in M:f(x)=x\}$ of the system is the set of fixed points of $f.$
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  • ''Applications of Lefschetz numbers in control theory'' by [[Peter Saveliev]] ...mepage/keppelma/Nielsen_Abstracts.html International Conference on Nielsen Theory and Related Topics], Memorial University of Newfoundland, St John's, Canada
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  • ..., ''[[Homology of filtrations|Robustness of topology of digital images and point clouds]]'', 23rd Canadian Conference on Computational Geometry, 2011, pp. 4 ...in control theory by Saveliev|Applications of Lefschetz numbers in control theory]]''. SIAM Journal of Control and Optimization, Society for Industrial and A
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  • ''Lefschetz coincidence theory for maps between spaces of different dimensions'' by [[Peter Saveliev]] This is further development of the study in my previous paper [[A Lefschetz-type coincidence theorem by Saveliev]].
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  • The best place to get started with homology theory is graphs. One only needs to be concerned with two topological features: co ===Point-set topology===
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  • The best place to get started with homology theory is graphs. One only needs to be concerned with two topological features: co ===Point-set topology===
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  • ...oint theorems, set intersection theorems, combinatorial convexity, lattice point counting, and tropical geometry. We will have fun visualizing polytopes an *Knot Theory workshop at Wake Forest University, NC, organizer Colin Adams (Williams Col
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  • ''A Lefschetz-type coincidence theorem'' by [[Peter Saveliev]] ...e spaces is not a manifold. In this paper a [[Lefschetz fixed point theory|Lefschetz]]-type coincidence theorem for two maps $f,g:X\rightarrow Y$ from an arbit
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