Lecture

Seventh Class: Analysis III

Description

This lecture covers the concept of orientation in Analysis III, focusing on the canonical orientation of edges and induced travel thresholds. The instructor explains how to find the orientation of curves and surfaces without edges, providing step-by-step examples.

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