Cohomology ring of tree braid groups and exterior face rings

Jes'us Gonz'alez, Teresa I. Hoekstra-Mendoza
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Abstract

For a tree T T and a positive integer n n , let B n T B_nT denote the n n -strand braid group on T T . We use discrete Morse theory techniques to show that the cohomology ring H ( B n T ) H^*(B_nT) is encoded by an explicit abstract simplicial complex K n T K_nT that measures n n -local interactions among essential vertices of T T . We show that, in many cases (for instance when T T is a binary tree), H ( B n T ) H^*(B_nT) is the exterior face ring determined by K n T K_nT .

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对于一棵树T和一个积极的妥协n n n,让我们不要把braid小组放在T T上。我们用discrete莫尔斯理论techniques展示那个《cohomology环 H∗ ( B n T ) H ^ * (B_nT)是encoded by an explicit抽象simplicial情结 K n T K_nT那措施n n -local interactions》essential vertices of T T。我们在许多案子那个节目,(例如当T T是一个二进制树的 ), H∗ ( B n T ) H ^ * (B_nT)是《拳台“淡入脸intended: K n T K_nT。
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