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Surfaces,on to the geometry of surfaces, which is even more fascinating. We will proceed in our usual manner, moving from intuitions to concepts, and exploring the geometrical phenomena by means of simple experiments. Our discussion of surface geometry begins with a search for a good definition of the concep

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Intrinsic Geometry of a Surface,e also, they are preserved under all deformations. (Some examples of deformations of surfaces were studied at the end of Chapter 11.) There is a broader class of properties that are intimately bound up with the geometry of the surface and that are preserved under a large subclass of homeomorphisms.

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