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Name:
Anonymous
2007-07-27 12:59
ID:bw/x8Y2w
I've got a good grasp of abstract algebra and point-set topology. What's a good book that teaches the basics of algebraic topology?
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Name:
Anonymous
2007-07-27 19:27
ID:FGO7XIJO
>>1
GILGAMESH MAKE ALGEBRAIC EXPRESIONS HAPPENDS
3
Name:
Anonymous
2007-07-27 20:06
ID:bw/x8Y2w
>>2
I am merely trying to comprehend the greatness of Gilgamesh's creation! Surely He would not have given us minds and curiousity and imbued the world with such fantastic patterns if it were not an invitation to study them!
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Name:
Anonymous
2007-07-30 1:12
ID:NbKQSqZT
One word: Hatcher.
His is the standard book for a first course in algebraic topology. The book is free too:
http://www.math.cornell.edu/~hatcher/
The guy's website is the top ranked for site 'Hatcher'; not an easy feat I would think.
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Name:
Anonymous
2007-07-30 3:31
ID:ypCSA05D
>>4
worst book ever.
your best bet to learning alg.top. is finding the Bourbaki volumes
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Name:
Anonymous
2007-07-31 8:16
ID:Fr33WSLq
Point set, map algebra, fun fun....you know what they say about raster, it gives you faster head, with more load time.
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Name:
Anonymous
2007-08-01 23:58
ID:9s93N7xd
Hatcher is where the action's at because it's FREE!
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Name:
Anonymous
2009-03-18 3:29
Don't call me gay, but I need some mary jay!