Lecture

Quotient Spaces: Three Ways

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Description

This lecture explores quotient spaces and homotopy equivalence relations, focusing on three ways to form quotient spaces using group actions and equivalence relations. Examples include the candle street and the torus, discussing how certain translations do not act as expected.

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