Homology of transitive digraphs and discrete spaces

doi:10.4213/sm9842e

Yuri Vladimirovich Muranov, Rolando Benitez Jimenez

Homology of transitive digraphs and discrete spaces

Algebra and Number Theory

We prove that for transitive digraphs path homology, and therefore also Alexandroff homology, coincides with singular cubic homology. Also, discrete topological spaces are defined that are natural analogues of standard topological cubes. Using them, the singular cubic homology of discrete topological spaces is defined, and it is proved that these homology groups coincide with the Alexandroff homology groups. Bibliography: 24 titles.

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