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Hossein Abbaspour
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In this article we lay out the details of Fukayas $A_infty$-structure of the Morse complexe of a manifold possibly with boundary. We show that this $A_infty$-structure is homotopically independent of the made choices. We emphasize the transversality arguments that make some fiber products smooth.
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