Lecture
Excision: An Example
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This lecture covers the concept of excision in algebraic topology, focusing on simplicial and singular homology, the Mayer-Vietoris sequence, and the naturality of excision. The instructor provides a proof of Theorem A, illustrating the excision theorem through various examples.
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