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From samples to shape: a finite approach to topological invariants
Given a metric space $Y$ and a compact subspace $X$, we present a method for constructing an inverse sequence of finite topological spaces by sampling points from neighborhoods of $X$ in $Y$. We show that these inverse sequences can be employed to define shape theory and to approximate shape invaria
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