A nice acyclic matching on the nerve of the partition lattice
Ralf Donau

TL;DR
This paper constructs an equivariant acyclic matching on the nerve of the partition lattice, providing a more elementary method to analyze the homotopy type of the space quotient by a subgroup, and develops new tools in Equivariant Discrete Morse Theory.
Contribution
It introduces an $S_1\times S_{n-1}$-equivariant acyclic matching on the nerve of the partition lattice and develops new methods in Equivariant Discrete Morse Theory.
Findings
Constructed an equivariant acyclic matching on the nerve of the partition lattice.
Provided a description of the critical simplices in the matching.
Developed new methods for Equivariant Discrete Morse Theory.
Abstract
The author has already proven that the space is homotopy equivalent to a wedge of spheres of dimension for all natural numbers and all subgroups . We construct an -equivariant acyclic matching on together with a description of its critical simplices. This is also a more elementary approach to determining the number of spheres. We also develop new methods for Equivariant Discrete Morse Theory by adapting the Patchwork Theorem and poset maps with small fibers from Discrete Morse Theory.
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Taxonomy
TopicsTopological and Geometric Data Analysis · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Advanced Combinatorial Mathematics
