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|a Carter, J. Scott.
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|a An excursion in diagrammatic algebra :
|b turning a sphere from red to blue /
|c by J. Scott Carter.
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|a Singapore ;
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|a Series on knots and everything ;
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|a Includes bibliographical references and index.
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|a The aim of this book is to give as detailed a description as is possible of one of the most beautiful and complicated examples in low-dimensional topology. This example is a gateway to a new idea of higher dimensional algebra in which diagrams replace algebraic expressions and relationships between diagrams represent algebraic relations. The reader may examine the changes in the illustrations in a leisurely fashion; or with scrutiny, the reader will become familiar and develop a facility for these diagrammatic computations. The text describes the essential topological ideas through metaphors t.
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|a Preface; Contents; 1. A Sphere; 2. Surfaces, Folds, and Cusps; 3. The Inside and Outside; 4. Dimensions; 5. Immersed Surfaces; 6. Movies; Double Points and Triple Points; Critical Exchanges; Example; Summary; 7. Movie Moves; The Evolution in the Intrinsic Sphere; The Fold Set; Double Points and Triple Points; Double Points and Folds; Triple Points, Double Points, and Folds; Conclusion; 8. Taxonomic Summary; 9. How Not to Turn the Sphere Inside-out; 10. A Physical Metaphor; Gauss-Morse Codes; Summary; 11. Sarah's Thesis; 12. The Eversion; 13. The Double Point and Fold Surfaces; Conclusion
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|a Low-dimensional topology.
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