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Its limit at−∞ is−∞, and its limit at +∞ is +∞

Let’s look at what the Morse fundamental group looks like for the case described in Section 2, whereh(s) =s3− 3 2s2

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Continuation maps for the Morse fundamental group

math.GT · 2025-04-29 · conditional · novelty 6.0

Continuation maps give functorial morphisms between Morse fundamental groups, including on different manifolds via grafted trajectories, and the Morse fundamental group of an interpolation function on M×R is a relative fundamental group.

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    Continuation maps give functorial morphisms between Morse fundamental groups, including on different manifolds via grafted trajectories, and the Morse fundamental group of an interpolation function on M×R is a relative fundamental group.