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  • One of Bott's first insights was to see how to extend Morse theory to this situation.[1]
  • This became a starting point of the Morse theory which is now one of the basic parts of differential topology.[2]
  • Circle-valued Morse theory originated from a problem in hydrodynamics studied by S. P. Novikov in the early 1980s.[2]
  • Invented by Robin Forman in the mid 1990s, discrete Morse theory is a combinatorial analogue of Marston Morse's classical Morse theory.[3]
  • This book, the first one devoted solely to discrete Morse theory, serves as an introduction to the subject.[3]
  • This is the first time both smooth and discrete Morse theory have been treated in a single volume.[4]
  • This book could be a nice text for a course on Morse theory in a wide sense.[4]
  • Since then, great efforts have been made to extend the Morse theory.[5]
  • Nicolaescu’s book starts with the basics of Morse theory over the reals … .[6]
  • Before Morse, Arthur Cayley and James Clerk Maxwell had developed some of the ideas of Morse theory in the context of topography.[7]
  • A basic result of Morse theory says that almost all functions are Morse functions.[7]
  • Morse theory can be used to prove some strong results on the homology of manifolds.[7]
  • Morse theory has been used to classify closed 2-manifolds up to diffeomorphism.[7]
  • Novikov–Morse theory is a variant using multivalued functions.[8]
  • The basic results in global Morse theory are as follows.[9]
  • Its aim is to transfer the results of Morse theory 1 to this space (more correctly, to a suitable model of it).[9]
  • (implicitly) appear, therefore Morse theory establishes a connection between the curvature of a manifold and its topology.[9]
  • Morse theory was developed in the 1920s by mathematician Marston Morse.[10]

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