Discrete Morse Theory is a combinatorial analogue of Morse Theory, introduced by Forman. It provides techniques for computing homological properties of simplicial sets/complexes.
Discrete Morse Theory is a combinatorial analogue of Morse Theory, introduced by Robin Forman in 1995. It provides various techniques for computing homological properties of simplicial sets/complexes. It is particularly used in computational algebraic topology.
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