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Lecture
Homotopy: Fundamentals and Examples
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This lecture introduces the concept of homotopy, explaining how it relates to continuous functions between topological spaces. The instructor illustrates the definition of homotopy through various examples, including the torus and sphere product. The lecture also covers the properties of homotopy, such as the homotopy relation and its implications in topology.
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