Explore topological methods in discrete geometry through this 58-minute lecture by Patrick Schnider. Delve into the successful application of algebraic topology concepts to discrete geometry problems, focusing on two key areas: mass partitions and Helly-type theorems. Discover topological proofs of classical results and examine recent generalizations in these fields. Gain insights into how ideas from algebraic topology have revolutionized approaches to discrete geometry challenges over the past decades.
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Syllabus
Patrick Schnider (09/20/2023): Topological Methods in Discrete Geometry
Taught by
Applied Algebraic Topology Network
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