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Why is the definition of higher homotopy groups the “right one”?

Why is there no symplectic version of spectral geometry?

Pullback and homology

Is this generalization of Borsuk-Ulam true? Roots of unity

Vandermonde matrix is totally positive

Why are free objects “free”?

Does there exist any non-contractible manifold with fixed point property?

 

Author Thilo KuessnerPosted on 01.11.201702.12.2017

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