Lecture

Attachment of a 1-cell

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Description

This lecture discusses the attachment of a 1-cell to a space, focusing on the conditions for two points to belong to the same connected component. The lecture provides evidence and proofs for the attachment process, demonstrating how homotopy plays a crucial role in determining the relationship between points. Through detailed explanations and examples, the instructor illustrates the significance of well-pointedness and the implications for the attachment of cells in a space.

Instructor

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Official source

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