Homology of Riemann Surfaces

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This lecture covers the homology of Riemann surfaces, focusing on singular homology and the definition of the standard n-simplex. The slides discuss the standard n-simplex, continuous maps, singular simplices, n-chains, canonical homeomorphisms, boundary maps, and homology groups.

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