Lecture

Surfaces: Connected Sum

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of connected sum of surfaces, where two surfaces are combined to form a new surface. The instructor explains the properties of connected sums, such as the preservation of the Euler characteristic. Various examples are provided to illustrate the process of forming connected sums and calculating their properties.

Instructor

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