Topology

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Topology. What the subject of topology is all about? . Which shapes are the same from my point of view? . What about these shapes?. compare. What about now?. circle. rectangle. Continuous deformations. Continuous deformations of a sphere. Continuous deformations(continued).

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Topology What the subject of topology is all about?
Which shapes are the same from my point of view? 
What about these shapes?
compare
What about now? circle rectangle
Continuous deformations
Continuous deformations of a sphere
Continuous deformations(continued)
Other continuous deformations

Jordan Curve

Jordan Theorem
Jordan Theorem
2-dimentionalrectangle
Rectangle to cylinder
Rectangle to Mobius strip
Orientable surfaces

“orientation ” of a pair od orthogonal vectors same different
Non-orientable surface
Non-orientable surfaces

Closed surface

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