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Algebraic Topology 5SHED29H9V

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CreatorsG.K. Srinivasan (instructor)
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Idscourse 02qyf5152:111101002

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Contents
  • part 1: Module 1: General Introduction
  • session 1: Lecture 1: Introduction
  • part 2: Module 2: General Topology
  • session 2: Lecture 2 : Preliminaries from general topology
  • session 3: Lecture 3 : More Preliminaries from general topology
  • session 4: Lecture 4 : Further preliminaries from general topology
  • session 5: Lecture 5 : Topological groups
  • session 6: Lecture 6 : Test - 1
  • part 3: Module 3: Fundamental groups and its basic properties
  • session 7: Lecture 7 : Paths, homotopies and the fundamental group
  • session 8: Lecture 8 : Categories and Functors
  • session 9: Lecture 9 : Functorial properties of the fundamental group
  • session 10: Lecture 10 : Brouwers theorem and its applications
  • session 11: Lecture 11 : Homotopies of maps. Deformation retracts
  • session 12: Lecture 12 & 13 : The fundamental group of the circle.
  • session 13: Lecture 14 : Test - II
  • part 4: Module 4:Theory Covering Spaces
  • session 14: Lecture 15 : Covering Projections
  • session 15: Lecture 16 : Lifting of paths and homotopies
  • session 16: Lecture 17 : Action of the fundamental group on the fibers
  • session 17: Lecture 18 : The lifting criterion
  • session 18: Lecture 19 : Deck transformations
  • session 19: Lecture 20 : Orbit Spaces
  • session 20: Lecture 21 : Test - III
  • part 5: Module 5:Seifert Van kampen Theorem & its application
  • session 21: Lecture 22 : Fundamental groups of certain orthogonal groups
  • session 22: Lecture 23 & 24 : Coproducts and push-outs
  • session 23: Lecture 25 : Adjunction Spaces
  • session 24: Lecture 26 : Seifert Van Kampen theorem
  • session 25: Lecture 27 : Test - IV
  • part 6: Module 6 :Basic Homology Theory
  • session 26: Lecture 28 : Introductory remarks on homology theory
  • session 27: Lecture 29 & 30 : The Singular chain complex and homology groups
  • session 28: Lecture 31 : The homology groups and their functoriality
  • session 29: Lecture 32 : The abelianization of the fundamental group
  • session 30: Lecture 33 : Homotopy invariance of homology
  • session 31: Lecture 34 : Small Simplicies
  • session 32: Lecture 35 : The Mayer Vietoris sequence and its applications
  • session 33: Lecture 36 : Maps of Spheres
  • session 34: Lecture 37 : Test - V
  • part 7: Module 7:Relative homology,exicism and the Jordan Brouwer separation therom
  • session 35: Lecture 38 : Relative homology
  • session 36: Lecture 39 : Excisim Theorem
  • session 37: Lecture 40 : Inductive limits
  • session 38: Lecture 41 : The Jordan-Brouwer separation theorem

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