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General Topology by Pierre Schapira

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General Topology
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Publisher: Université Paris VI
Number of pages: 78

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The aim of these Notes is to provide a short and self-contained presentation of the main concepts of general topology. The authors have included a few exercises at the end of the chapters. Contents: Topological spaces; Metric spaces; Compact spaces; Banach spaces; Connectness and homotopy.

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