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• Topological Spaces: Topological spaces are the fundamental objects of study in topology, consisting of a set and a collection of open sets.
• Computational Topology: Computational topology develops algorithms and software to study and visualize topological spaces and their properties.
• Dynamical Systems: Topology provides tools to study the long-term behavior and stability of dynamical systems.
• Differential Topology: Differential topology studies the properties of smooth manifolds and smooth maps between them.
• Homotopy Theory: Homotopy theory is a branch of topology that studies the deformation of topological objects.
• Algebraic Topology: Algebraic topology uses algebraic techniques to study topological spaces and their invariants.
• Compactness: Compactness is a property of topological spaces that ensures certain infinite processes can be approximated by finite ones.
• Origami Mathematics: Origami explores topological properties of surfaces and their deformations.
• Homology Theory: Homology theory is a tool in algebraic topology that assigns algebraic objects to topological spaces to study their properties.
• Metric Spaces: Metric spaces are topological spaces with a notion of distance, providing a way to quantify closeness and continuity.
• Manifolds: Manifolds are topological spaces that locally resemble Euclidean space and are fundamental objects of study in topology.
• Fiber Bundles: Fiber bundles are topological spaces that locally resemble a product of two spaces and are important in many areas of topology.
• Complex Geometry: Topology is the study of geometric properties that are preserved under continuous deformations, which is fundamental for understanding complex geometric structures.
• Knot Theory: Knot theory is a branch of topology that studies the mathematical properties of knots.
• Smooth Space: Topology provides the foundation for the study of smooth manifolds.
• Topological Groups: Topological groups are groups endowed with a topology that makes the group operations continuous.
• Homeomorphisms: Homeomorphisms are continuous functions with a continuous inverse, preserving topological properties between spaces.
• Fiber Bundles: Fiber bundles are studied in the field of topology, which deals with the properties of geometric objects that are preserved under continuous deformations.
• Geometry: Topology is a branch of geometry that studies the properties of geometric objects that are preserved under continuous deformations.
• Algebraic Geometry: Algebraic geometry uses techniques from topology to study geometric objects defined by polynomial equations.
• Cohomology Theory: Cohomology theory is a dual concept to homology theory and is another tool in algebraic topology.
• Connectedness: Connectedness is a topological property that describes whether a space is a single piece or can be separated into disjoint parts.
• Continuous Functions: Continuous functions are functions that preserve the topological structure of spaces and are a key concept in topology.