1. Digital topology
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Higher homotopy groups
Problem 1.1.
[Gregory Lupton] Define higher homotopy groups in digital topology. As a test case, one should verify that \pi_2(S^2, *) = \mathbb{Z}, where S^2 is the digital 2-sphere, i.e., a graph with six vertices appropriately embedded in \mathbb{Z}^3.-
Remark. [Oleg Musin] Is there a relation between homotopy groups in digital topology and the Tucker Lemma?
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Loop spaces
Problem 1.2.
[Anton Dochtermann] Is there a good notion of a loop space of a digital space? -
Topological realization
This problem assumes that higher homotopy groups of digital spaces have been constructed.Problem 1.3.
Is there a functor F from the category of digital images to that of topological spaces such that the digital invariants of a digital image X agree with the corresponding classical invariants of FX, e.g., \pi_n(X, *) \cong \pi_n(FX, *)? -
Digital topology v x-homotopy theory
Problem 1.4.
What is the relation between digital topology and \times-homotopy theory of reflexive graphs?
Cite this as: AimPL: Discrete and combinatorial homotopy theory, available at http://aimpl.org/combhomotop.