Lecture-wise Breakup (tentative)
- Lecture 1: Overview.Recalling metric spaces, and definitions via sequences.
- Lecture 2 and 3: Topological spaces, open and closed sets, subspaces, continuous functions, homeomorphisms, basis of a topological space and product spaces.
- Lecture 4 and 5: Hausdorff separation axiom, compactness and connectedness.
- Lecture 6 and 7: Group actions on topological spaces, quotient topology. Examples : Circle, Mobius Strip.
- Lecture 8 and 9: Homotopy, examples of Homotopy. Homotopy as an equivalence relation.
- Lecture 10 and 11: Topological manifolds, surfaces. Examples of sphere,torus, Mobius strip, Klein bottle, projective plane etc. Connected sum of surfaces.
- Lecture 12 and 13: Groups basics. Group structure on loops. Contractible spaces. Path lifting lemma without proof for the circle.
- Lecture 14 and 15: Simplicial Complexes, triangulation.
- Lecture 16 and 17: Fundamental group of a circle and covering map.Definition of Covering spaces
- Lecture 18 and 19: Polygons, polygon presentation. Examples of surfaces.Cutting and pasting.
- Lecture 20 and 21: Brouwer’s fixed point theorem., Complex numbers, S1 as subspace of C and the Fundamental theorem of Algebra.
- Lectures 22-23: Classification theorem for surfaces, only showing that every quotient space obtained from a polygonal region in the plane is homeomorphic to either sphere, n torus or m fold projective plane.
- Lectures 24: Borsuk Ulam theorem.
References
- Armstrong, M.A. : Basic topology
- Massey, W.S. : A basic course in algebraic topology
- Munkres, J. : Topology
- C Thomassen : The Jordan Schoenflies Theorem and the classification of surfaces.
Speakerwise Breakup
| Speaker | Affiliation | Lectures | Legend |
| S. Sane | I.I.T. Bombay | 1, 4, 5, 24. | SS |
| Sudharshan Gurjar | I.I.T. Bombay | 2, 3, 6, 7 | SDG |
| Shameek Paul | C.B.S Mumbai | 8, 9, 12, 13. | SP |
| Ajay Thakur | I.S.I. Bangalore | 10, 11, 14, 15. | AT |
| Shripad Garge | I.I.T. Bombay | 16, 17, 20, 21 | SPG |
| Nandini Nilakantan | I.I.T. Kanpur | 18, 19, 22, 23 | NN |
Timetable
| Day | 9:30 - 11:00 | 11:00 - 11:30 | 11:30-1:00 | 1:00 - 2:30 | 2:30 - 3:30 | 3:30 - 4:00 | 4:00 - 5:00 | 5:00 |
| May 9 | Lecture 1 - SS | Tea | Lecture 2 - SDG | Lunch | Tutorial 1 | Tea | Tutorial 2 | Snacks |
| May 10 | Lecture 3 - SDG | Tea | Lecture 4 - SS | Lunch | Tutorial 3 | Tea | Tutorial 4 | Snacks |
| May 11 | Lecture 5 - SS | Tea | Lecture 6 - SDG | Lunch | Tutorial 5 | Tea | Tutorial 6 | Snacks |
| May 12 | Lecture 7 - SDG | Tea | Lecture 8 - SP | Lunch | Tutorial 7 | Tea | Tutorial 8 | Snacks |
| May 13 | Lecture 9 - SP | Tea | Lecture 10 - AT | Lunch | Tutorial 9 | Tea | Tutorial 10 | Snacks |
| May 14 | Lecture 11 - AT | Tea | Lecture 12 - SP | Lunch | Tutorial 11 | Tea | Tutorial 12 | Snacks |
| May 15 | SUNDAY | |||||||
| May 16 | Lecture 13 - SP | Tea | Lecture 14 - AT | Lunch | Tutorial 13 | Tea | Tutorial 14 | Snacks |
| May 17 | Lecture 15 - AT | Tea | Lecture 16 -SPG | Lunch | Tutorial 15 | Tea | Tutorial 16 | Snacks |
| May 18 | Lecture 17 -SPG | Tea | Lecture 18 - NN | Lunch | Tutorial 17 | Tea | Tutorial 18 | Snacks |
| May 19 | Lecture 19 - NN | Tea | Lecture 20 -SPG | Lunch | Tutorial 19 | Tea | Tutorial 20 | Snacks |
| May 20 | Lecture 21 -SPG | Tea | Lecture 22 - NN | Lunch | Tutorial 21 | Tea | Tutorial 22 | Snacks |
| May 21 | Lecture 23 - NN | Tea | Lecture 24 - SS | Lunch | Tutorial 23 | Tea | Tutorial 24 | Snacks |