Lecture

Projective Spaces: Separation and Definitions

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of separated spaces, saturation properties, and the definition of projective spaces. It explains the equivalence relation, antipodal points, and the real projective plane. The lecture also discusses the compactness of projective spaces and the identification of elements in projective spaces.

Instructor

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