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Category Archives: harmonic archipelago
The Griffiths twin cone and the harmonic archipelago have isomorphic fundamental group (Part 2)
This is Part 2 of a guest post by Sam Corson, who is a Heibronn Fellow at the University of Bristol. It will be helpful to read Part 1 first. We will furthermore overload the notation used for word concatenation … Continue reading
The Griffiths twin cone and the harmonic archipelago have isomorphic fundamental group (Part 1)
This is a guest post by Sam Corson, who is a Heibronn Fellow at the University of Bristol. This first post will provide background on the infinite word combinatorics which are used in the description of the fundamental group of … Continue reading
Homotopically Hausdorff Spaces (Part II)
In my post homotopically Hausdorff spaces (Part I), I wrote about the property which describes the existence of loops that can be deformed into arbitrarily small neighborhoods but which are not actually null-homotopic, i.e. can’t be deformed all the way back … Continue reading
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