Some results of Morse functions in digital images
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In many years authors have adapted some notions of topology and combinatorial topology to the digital topology. In this paper we apply some definition of discrete Morse theory to the digital topology. We define a new definition of adjacency relation to show that digital subcomplexes are digitally homotopy equivalent. We conclude that if there is no digitally critical simplex in the digital interval \([m, n]_{\mathbb{Z}}\), then the digital subcomplexes \(K(m)\) and \(K(n)\) are digitally homotopy equivalent.
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digital morse theory, digital topology, digital simplicial complexMathematics Subject Classification:
Mathematics- Pages: 343-349
- Date Published: 01-04-2020
- Vol. 8 No. 02 (2020): Malaya Journal of Matematik (MJM)
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