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This textbook provides a succinct introduction to algebraic topology. It follows a modern categorical approach from the beginning and gives ample motivation throughout so that students will find this an ideal first encounter to the field. Topics are treated in a self-contained manner, making this a convenient resource for instructors searching for a comprehensive overview of the area. It begins with an outline of category theory, establishing the concepts of functors, natural transformations, adjunction, limits, and colimits. As a first application, van Kampen's theorem is proven in the…mehr

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This textbook provides a succinct introduction to algebraic topology. It follows a modern categorical approach from the beginning and gives ample motivation throughout so that students will find this an ideal first encounter to the field. Topics are treated in a self-contained manner, making this a convenient resource for instructors searching for a comprehensive overview of the area.
It begins with an outline of category theory, establishing the concepts of functors, natural transformations, adjunction, limits, and colimits. As a first application, van Kampen's theorem is proven in the groupoid version. Following this, an excursion to cofibrations and homotopy pushouts yields an alternative formulation of the theorem that puts the computation of fundamental groups of attaching spaces on firm ground. Simplicial homology is then defined, motivating the Eilenberg-Steenrod axioms, and the simplicial approximation theorem is proven. After verifying the axiomsfor singular homology, various versions of the Mayer-Vietoris sequence are derived and it is shown that homotopy classes of self-maps of spheres are classified by degree.The final chapter discusses cellular homology of CW complexes, culminating in the uniqueness theorem for ordinary homology.
Introduction to Algebraic Topology is suitable for a single-semester graduate course on algebraic topology. It can also be used for self-study, with numerous examples, exercises, and motivating remarks included.

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Autorenporträt
Holger Kammeyer is Assistant Professor of Algebra and Geometry at the University of Düsseldorf. His research interests include algebraic topology as well as arithmetic and profinite groups. A particular field of his expertise is the theory of l²-invariants on which he has authored the textbook Introduction to l²-invariants (Lecture Notes in Mathematics, Volume 2247, Springer).

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"Throughout the book there are many diagrams, pictures and nice examples to explain the concepts. ... The reviewer finds reading the book a pleasure. ... The reviewer recommends the book to any student taking a first course in algebraic topology ... ." (Man-Ho Ho, Mathematical Reviews, April, 2023)

"The book is beautifully laid out, with clearly marked offset examples and remarks, and some biographical information about some of the mathematicians referenced. The number of exercises is modest, with a few at the end of each chapter, but they seem to be thoughtfully designed to introduce new key concepts. This book should be a valuable resource for anyone teaching a course at this level." (Julie Bergner, zbMATH 1502.55001, 2023)