Homotopy theory: An introduction to algebraic topology

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Pure and Applied Mathematics A Series of Monographs and Textbooks
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Samuel Eilrnberg, Hyman Earr

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Copyright Page
Page iv

Preface
Pages vii-ix

List of Symbols
Pages xi-xiii

0 Preliminaries
Pages 1-3

1 Some Simple Topological Spaces
Pages 4-8

2 Some Simple Topological Problems
Pages 9-12

3 Homotopy Theory
Pages 13-16

4 Category Theory
Pages 17-21

5 The Fundamental Group
Pages 22-28

6 More on the Fundamental Group
Pages 29-33

7 Calculating the Fundamental Group
Pages 34-49

8 A Convenient Category of Topological Spaces
Pages 50-61

9 Track Groups and Homotopy Groups
Pages 62-69

10 Relative Homotopy Groups
Pages 70-76

11 Locally Trivial Bundles
Pages 77-89

12 Simplicial Complexes and Linearity
Pages 90-98

13 Calculating Homotopy Groups: The Blakers—Massey Theorem
Pages 99-112

14 The Topology of CW Complexes
Pages 113-121

15 Limits
Pages 122-129

16 The Homotopy Theory of CW Complexes
Pages 130-156

17 K(π, n)\'s and Postnikov systems
Pages 157-167

18 Spectral Reduced Homology and Cohomology Theories
Pages 168-182

19 Spectral Unreduced Homology and Cohomology Theories
Pages 183-186

20 Ordinary Homology of CW Complexes
Pages 187-199

21 Homology and Cohomology Groups of More General Spaces
Pages 200-214

22 The Relation between Homotopy and Ordinary Homology
Pages 215-220

23 Multiplicative Structure
Pages 221-244

24 Relations between Chain Complexes
Pages 245-255

25 Homological Algebra over a Principal Ideal Domain: Kuuml;nneth and Universal Coefficient Theorems
Pages 256-268

26 Orientation and Duality
Pages 269-293

27 Cohomology Operations
Pages 294-309

28 Adem Relations
Pages 310-323

29 K-Theories
Pages 324-341

30 Cobordism
Pages 342-357

References
Pages 360-362

Index
Pages 363-368