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##Jordan curve theorem  
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#The positive and negative intersection  
##Fixed Point Theorem
##There is no tangent [vector] intersection in Topology  
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#[[Intersect transversely]]
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#Jordan curve theorem  
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Revision as of 05:27, 22 July 2021

Introduction to Topology and Geometry

This is a course that Henry and Ben are studying during 2021.

content

  1. Lecture 1
  2. Lecture 2
    1. Solving problem by deformation
    2. Understanding by turning it to a higher dimension
    3. Introduction to Basic Building Blocks of Topology and Geometry
      1. n-ball
      2. (n-1)-sphere (Don't know why I can't write the )
      3. what is the different between circle and disk
  3. Lecture 3
    1. The Operation of I:product
      1. m-cube
    2. m-torus
    3. The multiplication of shape in Topology and Geometry
    4. Quotient in topology
      1. all kinds of quotient example
      2. using cut to understanding quotient
  4. Lecture 4
    1. Quotient in topology
      1. using cut to understanding quotient
    2. Introduction to and
    3. Homeomorphism
  5. Lecture 5
    1. The transformation between and
    2. Overflow
    3. The L dimension object vs K dimension object in M dimension
  6. Lecture 6
    1. Isotopic
    2. The relationship between isotopic and homeomorphic
    3. outside the shape inside the shape
    4. The positive and negative intersection
      1. There is no tangent vector intersection in Topology
  7. Lecture 7
    1. The positive and negative intersection
      1. There is no tangent [vector] intersection in Topology
    2. Intersect transversely
  8. Lecture 8
    1. Jordan curve theorem
      1. If you have a closed curve which does not intersect itself it will divide the plan into two parts.
    2. Fixed Point Theorem
  9. Lecture 9
  10. Lecture 10
  11. Lecture 11
  12. Lecture 12
  13. Lecture 13
  14. Lecture 14
  15. Lecture 15



Also, we should make proper reference[1], and it will show at the Reference section.

Some interesting websites[2] that referred to this lecture series.

References

  1. Tokieda, Tadashi (12 May 2014). Topology and Geometry. 3/15. African Institute of Mathematical Sciences. 
  2. Gaurish, Gaurish4Math on Topology ,https://gaurish4math.wordpress.com/tag/tadashi-tokieda/, last accessed: July 22, 2021