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Decomposing the Persistent Homology Transform of Star-Shaped Objects
In this paper, we study the geometric decomposition of the degree-$0$ Persistent Homology Transform (PHT) as viewed as a persistence diagram bundle. We focus on star-shaped objects as they can be segmented into smaller, simpler regions known as ``sectors". Algebraically, we demonstrate that the degr
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