MS-EV0021 - General Topology, Lectures, 27.2.2024-12.4.2024
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Course Material & Description
Lecture notes
Lecture notes ver 2.4.2024: PDF
Disclaimer: The notes may be updated at multiple instances throughout the course.
Video material
Playlist: Youtube
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See also the course Timeline to find out which chapters/videos are covered in each session.
Course Description
In
this course, we embark on an adventure in the study of general
topological spaces. Topology itself is a fundamental branch of
mathematics with many applications among all disciplines. In this course
we will start from its beginnings and go rigorously through the basic
theory needed to understand more advanced concepts. Topological notions
such as continuity, convergence, and compactness have a profound impact
throughout mathematics, and in this course we will recognize how these
concepts emerge from the simple building blocks of topology.
The main topics are:
- Topological spaces
- Continuity and convergence
- Product topology
- Compactness and Connectedness
- Separation and countability axioms
- Urysohn's lemma and metrization theorem
- Quotient spaces, Homotopies, and more!