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Topology 2: course
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Contents
Description
This is an introductory, one semester course on algebraic topology and its applications. It is intended for advanced undergraduate and beginning graduate students. It is dependent of point set topology.
Prerequisites
- sets, functions, etc,
- calculus (parts of),
- linear algebra and groups,
- proofs,
- Topology 1.
Lectures
The links below are outdated. The source of material is currently in a draft of a book called Topology Illustrated.
Introduction
- Topology: an introduction
- Quotient sets, the key construction
- Betti numbers
- Euler characteristic
Complexes
Fundamental group
Notes
Further reading
- Bredon, Geometry and Topology.
- Hatcher, Algebraic Topology.
- Related: Introduction to differential forms: course.