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SUMMARY:Magnus Botnan (VU Amsterdam - Netherlands)
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 ">At the extremal points of filtered spaces</a>\nby Magnus Botnan (VU Amst
 erdam - Netherlands) as part of GEOTOP-A seminar\n\n\nAbstract\nIn this ta
 lk\, I will present two recent projects exploring extremal properties of f
 lag complexes and structural aspects of multiparameter persistence.\n\nIn 
 the first part (joint with Lies Beers\, accepted to SoCG '25)\, we investi
 gate fundamental yet surprisingly challenging questions about the Vietoris
 –Rips barcode in degree k homology. Given a data set of N points\, what 
 is the maximum number of bars in its barcode? What is the maximal total pe
 rsistence? How long can the longest bar be? We establish tight bounds in m
 any cases but also uncover intriguing open problems. I will place our resu
 lts in the context of earlier work by Kozlov and others\, highlighting key
  challenges that remain.\n\nThe second part (joint with U. Bauer\, S. Oppe
 rmann\, and J. Steen) focuses on multiparameter persistence in homology de
 gree 0. It is well known that any diagram of vector spaces (over a prime f
 ield) and linear maps can be realized via degree k homology applied to a d
 iagram of simplicial complexes. But what if we restrict to degree 0? This 
 is equivalent to studying diagrams of vector spaces and linear maps arisin
 g from diagrams of sets and set maps—an inherently more difficult settin
 g. While our recent work develops a general theory\, I will focus on the s
 pecific case of grids which is closely related to clustering.\n
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