Topology

[Deleted member 104510]

Topology is the branch of mathematics studying geometric properties invariant under continuous deformations—stretching or twisting—without tearing or gluing, often called "rubber-sheet geometry". It focuses on connectivity and shape rather than rigid measurements, classifying objects like shapes, surfaces, and spaces
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University of Waterloo +2
Key Aspects of Topology:

• Fundamental Concepts: Deals with properties like connectivity, compactness, and continuity. It defines openness and closeness in sets.
• Continuous Deformation: Two objects are topologically equivalent if one can be transformed into the other, such as a coffee mug into a donut, which share one hole.
• Branches: Main areas include Point Set Topology (foundational), Algebraic Topology (using algebra to study spaces), and Differential Topology (differentiable functions).
• Applications: It is used in physics (string theory), data science, robotics (analyzing robot movement), and network analysis.
• Network Topology: Refers to the arrangement of elements (links, nodes) in a communication network, such as star or bus topologies.
  
  
  University of Waterloo +7

Topology provides a crucial framework for understanding the shape of data and physical space.

 

[Niche12345678890]

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[Deleted member 104510]

Sounds like a bunch of egghead bullshit

 

[random subhuman]

Topology is the branch of mathematics studying geometric properties invariant under continuous deformations—stretching or twisting—without tearing or gluing, often called "rubber-sheet geometry". It focuses on connectivity and shape rather than rigid measurements, classifying objects like shapes, surfaces, and spaces
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View attachment 4894432University of Waterloo +2
Key Aspects of Topology:

• Fundamental Concepts: Deals with properties like connectivity, compactness, and continuity. It defines openness and closeness in sets.
• Continuous Deformation: Two objects are topologically equivalent if one can be transformed into the other, such as a coffee mug into a donut, which share one hole.
• Branches: Main areas include Point Set Topology (foundational), Algebraic Topology (using algebra to study spaces), and Differential Topology (differentiable functions).
• Applications: It is used in physics (string theory), data science, robotics (analyzing robot movement), and network analysis.
• Network Topology: Refers to the arrangement of elements (links, nodes) in a communication network, such as star or bus topologies.
  View attachment 4894433University of Waterloo +7

Topology provides a crucial framework for understanding the shape of data and physical space.

Straight from Google's ai

 

[petsmart]

Guide

 

[random subhuman]

Sounds like a bunch of egghead bullshit

Topology is pretty interesting if you get into it

 

[Rick_bozo]

Top species of biology

 

[Deleted member 104510]

Straight from Google's ai

Never said I made it. I think that should be pretty obvious for anyone with an IQ higher than 80

BURN LOL

 

[Frenulum]

Nigga just cant escape the milking

 

[topology]

Algebraic Topology, do research on that.

 

[Deleted member 104510]

Nigga just cant escape the milking

I’ll milk topology all day bro. Let’s ALL milk topology

 

[random subhuman]

Never said I made it. I think that should be pretty obvious for anyone with an IQ higher than 80

BURN LOL

You didn't mention that it's not yours either

 

[topology]

I’ll milk topology all day bro. Let’s ALL milk topology

@Ghost Philosophy @tuberculosisinmybal

 

[Frenulum]

I’ll milk topology all day bro. Let’s ALL milk topology

already did https://looksmax.org/threads/topology-name-origin.1997910/#post-27800896

 

[tuberculosisinmybal]

@Ghost Philosophy @tuberculosisinmybal

the report button exists i already told you + he is talking about milking you for reps which is not gay posting

 

[topology]

the report button exists i already told you + he is talking about milking you for reps which is not gay posting

Terrible moderator.

 

[tuberculosisinmybal]

Terrible moderator.

actually i'm not a moderator