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The Griffiths twin cone and the harmonic archipelago have isomorphic fundamental group (Part 3)
We saw in the previous post that the problem of producing our isomorphism is solved provided we can produce a sufficiently large coherent collection of coi triples. But how is this to be accomplished? For example, given a (perhaps quite … Continue reading
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Testing the limits of Eda’s Theorem
With everything going on, it’s been a bit tough to find time to post about the things I’d like to. I’ve promised posts about topological homotopy groups for a while but I want to do those right, so it may … Continue reading
Spanier Groups: a modern take on vintage covering space theory
Edwin H. Spanier’s 1966 Algebraic Topology book is a true classic. Well-written and precise, I still find myself referring to it regularly even though it is really “old.” Spanier takes a unique approach to covering space theory that I haven’t … Continue reading
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