On the automorphism group of the Morse complex

Abstract

Let K be a finite, connected, abstract simplicial complex. The Morse complex of K, first introduced by Chari and Joswig, is the simplicial complex constructed from all gradient vector fields on K. We show that if K is neither the boundary of the n-simplex nor a cycle, then Aut(M(K)) Aut(K). In the case where K= Cn, a cycle of length n, we show that Aut(M(Cn)) Aut(C2n). In the case where K=∂n, we prove that Aut(M(∂n)) Aut(∂n)× Z2. These results are based on recent work of Capitelli and Minian.

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