"An Upper Bound for
m-Dimensional Topological Complexity of F(R^n,k)"
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Abstract: Topological robotics
investigates the motion planning problem of a robot/robots whose initial and
final points are given as an input. One of the basic problems in this field is
to compute the topological complexity (TC) of a space. Rudyak considered this motion planning
problem in a more general way in [4], and defined m-dimensional topological
complexity (TCm) which is related to the motion planning problem whose
input is m distinct points.
In this talk, we will give a computation for the upper bound of m-dimensional topological
complexity of the configuration spaces F(Rn; k).
Date: Monday, October 12, 2015
Time: 15.40-16.30
Place: Mathematics Seminar Room,
SA-141
All are most cordially invited.
Tea and cookies will be served after the talk.