Lecture

Pinch and Fold: Fundamentals of Group Theory

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Description

This lecture introduces the concepts of pinching and folding a suspension to study the fundamental group, focusing on the concatenation of paths, bridge applications, and cutting-edge applications. The instructor demonstrates various examples, including the circle and dotted spaces.

Instructor

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