A Homology-based Algorithm for the Analysis of Structures
                  04/09/2013 Wednesday 4th September 2013, 16:00 (Room P3.10, Mathematics Building) 
                  
                  
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                    Kazuaki Nakane, Division of Health Sciences, Osaka University, Japan
                    
                   
                  Observations of the microstructure of objects by means of  a microscope are carried out in different  technical fields. The state organization of iron with  quenching-annealing and the human tissue by biopsy are  typical examples. Since  the results of such observations  depend on the skills of the technician,  objective methods  are required for  the quantification of structures.
When the observed structures are very complex, the performance of pattern recognition and Fourier methods is not satisfactory. In this talk, I will introduce an algorithm based on the concept of  homology. By applying this method, we obtain rigorous quantitative estimates of a structure.  Several examples of its application  will be presented. 
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