Homotopy Theory an Introduction to Algebraic Topology
Detalles de publicación: New York : Academic Press, 1975Edición: 1raDescripción: 368 páginasISBN:- fcnm514
- 514.23I/G77
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1.Some simple topological spaces. 2.Some simple topological problems. 3.Homotopic theory. 4.Category theory. 5.The fundamental group. 6.More on the fundamental group. 7.Calculating homotopy groups. 8.A convening category of topological spaces. 9.Track groups and homotopy groups. 10.Relative homotopy groups. 11.Locally trivial bundles 12.Simplicial complexes and linearity. 13.Calculating homotopy groups: The Blakers-Massev theorem. 14.The topology of CW complexes. 15.Limits. 16.The homotopy theory of CW complexes. 17.K (n,n)’s and postnikov systems. 18.Spectral reduced homology and cohomology theories. 19.Spectral unreduced homology and cohomology theories. 20.Ordinary homology of CW complexes. 21.Homology and cohomology groups of more general spaces. 22.The relation between homotopy and ordinary homology. 23.Multiplicative structure. 24.Relations between chain complexes. 25.homologicalalgebraover a principal ideal Domian: Kunneth and universal coefficient theorems. 26.Orientation and duality. 27.Cohomology operations. 28.Adem relations. 29.K-theories. 30.Cobordism.
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