Homology Representations Arising from a Hypersimplex
Jacob T. Harper

TL;DR
This paper uses discrete Morse theory to analyze the homology of subcomplexes derived from hypersimplices, revealing symmetric group actions and character descriptions.
Contribution
It provides a complete acyclic matching for the face lattice of hypersimplices and classifies subcomplexes with homology concentrated in one degree.
Findings
Classified subcomplexes with homology in a single degree.
Described symmetric group actions on homology groups.
Provided character formulas for these actions.
Abstract
We present a complete acyclic matching of the Hasse diagram associated with the face lattice of a hypersimplex. Since a hypersimplex is a convex polytope, there is a natural way to form a CW complex from its faces. We will then utilize this matching along with discrete Morse theory and some topological techniques to classify every subcomplex whose reduced homology groups are concentrated in a single degree. These reduced homology groups support a natural action of the symmetric group and a description of the characters that this action produces is given.
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Taxonomy
TopicsTopological and Geometric Data Analysis · Advanced Combinatorial Mathematics · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology
