Lecture

Euler Characteristic: Surfaces and Homotopy

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Description

This lecture covers the Euler characteristic of surfaces, including orientable and non-orientable surfaces, and their homotopy properties. It explains the concept of homotopy equivalence between surfaces and how to calculate the Euler characteristic of a space by attaching cells of dimension 2.

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