Lecture

Topology & Modern Symmetry

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Description

This lecture explores topology, a branch of geometry initiated by Euler in 1736, focusing on the coherence of interior and exterior boundaries to calculate volumes, masses, and centers of gravity using modern CAD software. It delves into the concept of homomorphism, where continuous deformations can produce topologically equivalent figures, and discusses the practical implications on CAD software.

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Ontological neighbourhood

Mathematics

Geometry: Euclidean geometry

Topology: General topology

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