Lecture

Singular Homology: First Properties

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Description

This lecture covers the first properties of singular homology, including examples of simplicial homology, reduced homology groups, and the decomposition of top spaces. It explains how the boundary maps preserve the decomposition and the path-connected components of a space. The lecture also discusses the surjectivity of homomorphisms and the uniqueness of singular simplices in a topological space.

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