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Differential Topology by Bjorn Ian Dundas

Differential Topology by Bjorn Ian Dundas

Differential Topology by Bjorn Ian Dundas

This note covers the following topics: Smooth manifolds, The tangent space, Regular values, Vector bundles, Constructions on vector bundles and Integrability.

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