Lecture
Sub-Varieties and Topological Concepts
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This lecture introduces the concept of sub-varieties in different dimensions, illustrating examples and properties such as being discrete subsets or isolated. It covers topics like topological vanets, differentiability, and applications of theorems in understanding sub-varieties.
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