Logo

High-dimensional Knot Theory

Large book cover: High-dimensional Knot Theory

High-dimensional Knot Theory
by

Publisher: Springer
ISBN/ASIN: 3540633898
ISBN-13: 9783540633891
Number of pages: 693

Description:
This book is devoted entirely to high-dimensional knot theory. It actually has two aims: (1) to serve as an introduction to high-dimensional knot theory, using surgery theory to provide a systematic exposition, (2) to serve as an introduction to algebraic surgery theory, using high-dimensional knots as the geometric motivation.

Home page url

Download or read it online for free here:
Download link
(3MB, PDF)

Similar books

Book cover: Algebraic and Geometric SurgeryAlgebraic and Geometric Surgery
by - Oxford University Press
Surgery theory is the standard method for the classification of high-dimensional manifolds, where high means 5 or more. This book aims to be an entry point to surgery theory for a reader who already has some background in topology.
(12323 views)
Book cover: The Hauptvermutung Book: A Collection of Papers on the Topology of ManifoldsThe Hauptvermutung Book: A Collection of Papers on the Topology of Manifolds
by - Springer
The Hauptvermutung is the conjecture that any two triangulations of a polyhedron are combinatorially equivalent. This conjecture was formulated at the turn of the century, and until its resolution was a central problem of topology.
(11285 views)
Book cover: Lectures on the Geometry of ManifoldsLectures on the Geometry of Manifolds
by - World Scientific Publishing Company
An introduction to the most frequently used techniques in modern global geometry. Suited to the beginning graduate student, the necessary prerequisite is a good knowledge of several variables calculus, linear algebra and point-set topology.
(14254 views)
Book cover: Algebraic L-theory and Topological ManifoldsAlgebraic L-theory and Topological Manifolds
by - Cambridge University Press
Assuming no previous acquaintance with surgery theory and justifying all the algebraic concepts used by their relevance to topology, Dr Ranicki explains the applications of quadratic forms to the classification of topological manifolds.
(11539 views)