This lecture introduces simplicial homology, focusing on the structure of a topological space with the A-complex, a collection of continuous maps. It covers the group of nochains, boundary homomorphisms, and chain complexes.
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Demonstrates the equivalence between simplicial and singular homology, proving isomorphisms for finite s-complexes and discussing long exact sequences.
