U V k -MAPPINGS ON HOMOLOGY MANIFOLDS J. BRYANT, S. FERRY, AND W. MIO 1. Introduction A deformation theorem of Bestvina and Walsh [2] states that, below middle and adjacent dimensions, a (k 1)-connected mapping of a co - N-connected - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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Date: 2014-02-26 15:52:51 General topology Degree of a continuous mapping Differential topology Homotopy Surgery theory N-connected Fundamental group Hurewicz theorem Locally connected space Topology Homotopy theory Algebraic topology		U V k -MAPPINGS ON HOMOLOGY MANIFOLDS J. BRYANT, S. FERRY, AND W. MIO 1. Introduction A deformation theorem of Bestvina and Walsh [2] states that, below middle and adjacent dimensions, a (k + 1)-connected mapping of a co Add to Reading List Source URL: math.rutgers.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 294,10 KB Share Document on Facebook

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