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Topology: Course Notes 2021
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This lecture covers the course notes on topology from March 1, 2021, focusing on topics such as Stasheff Mérida, cost-savings, universal properties, and representative points in various spaces. The slides discuss concepts like bridges, adrets, and identification in different topological settings.
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