Homologies are infinitely complex
Mark Grant, Andras Szucs

TL;DR
The paper demonstrates that stratified sets of finite complexity cannot realize all homology classes in smooth manifolds for any codimension greater than one, highlighting the infinite complexity of homologies.
Contribution
It establishes that finite complexity stratified sets are insufficient for realizing all homology classes, revealing the necessity of infinite complexity.
Findings
Finite complexity stratified sets cannot realize all homology classes for k>1
Results apply to smooth manifolds and generic maps with co-oriented double points
Highlights the infinite complexity inherent in homology classes
Abstract
We show that for any k>1, stratified sets of finite complexity are insufficient to realize all homology classes of codimension k in all smooth manifolds. We also prove a similar result concerning smooth generic maps whose double-point sets are co-oriented.
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Taxonomy
TopicsTopological and Geometric Data Analysis · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Advanced Combinatorial Mathematics
