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Research Methods in Neurochemistryders two figures to be the same if each can be carried into the other by a rigid motion, topology considers two figures to be the same if each can be mapped onto the other by a one-to-one continuous function. Such figures are called topologically equivalent, or ., and the problem of deciding whether

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Marie Louise Uhr,Graham A. R. Johnstonthe mainstream of mathematics with his inaugural dissertation in G?ttingen in 1851. His introduction of the Riemann surface in that year showed the indispensable r?le of topology in questions of analysis, and thus ensured the future cultivation of the subject by the mathematical community, if only f

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Otto Z. Sellinger,Julio M. Azcurraamples were mainly 3-dimensional manifolds obtained from a solid cube by identifying its faces in various ways. However, they clearly exposed the fact that one finds generators from the 1-dimensional cells of the complex, and relations from the 2-dimensional cells. Let us take Poincaré’s example of

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Peter R. Dunkley,Patrick R. Carnegie is the same as the (., .) torus knot. . does . reflect the orientation of the knot in R., since the knot and its mirror image have homeomorphic complements and hence the same group. Since Listing 1847, at least, it has been presumed that there is no ambient isotopy in R. between the two trefoil kno

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Foundations for the Fundamental Group, .′ which is deformable into . defines the same transformation, the group of transformations of the “most general” function Φ is naturally isomorphic to the group of equivalence classes of closed paths, where “equivalent” means mutually deformable.