Vertex scheme of an abstract simplicial complex/Definition

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There's a lot of work required here. Like what does it mean for "vertices to span a simplex" and so forth? Also the notation for the definition of K leaves a lot to be desired! It's implied n varies but it is not in the spirit of this site!

Definition

Let K be a simplicial complex and let VK be the vertex set of K (not to be confused with the vertex set of an abstract simplicial complex), then we may define K - an abstract simplicial complex - as follows[1]:

  • K:={{a0,,an}P(VK) | Span(a0,,an)K}Warning:[Note 1] - that is to say K is the set containing all collections of vertices such that the vertices span a simplex in K

Notes

  1. Jump up nN0 here so n may be zero, we are expressing our interest in only those finite members of P(VK) here, and that are non-empty.
    • TODO: This needs to be rewritten!

References

  1. Jump up Elements of Algebraic Topology - James R. Munkres