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MT4521 GEOMETRY AND TOPOLOGYAimsTo elucidate the ancient subject of geometry with the modern algebraic insights of group theory and vector spaces, and show how the more recent subject of topology can be fitted into this framework.ObjectivesStudents should be able to explore and calculate in a variety of areas including Euclidean, affine and projective geometries and topology.SyllabusTopics to be covered include:Full and rotational symmetry groups in two and three dimensional Euclidean space, The groups of projective and affine geometries, Topology of surfaces and manifolds. Assessment2 Hour Examination = 100%PrerequisitesMT2002, (MT3600 or MT3501 or MT4003)AvailabilityAcademic year 2009/10 in semester 2 at 12
LecturerDr J J O'ConnorClick here for access to past examination papers for this module.
Click here to see the University Course Catalogue entry. Revised: JOC (October 2009)
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