Chapter 1
Mapping the invisible shapes
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Chapter 2
The bridge builder from Edinburgh
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Chapter 3
The million dollar hunt
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YOUR GOAL
Master of The million dollar map of invisible shapes
Ch 1 · Mapping the invisible shapes
diego The Hodge Conjecture
Can we map a complex space? (Yes we can!) By gluing simple shapes in place! (Piece by piece!)
Fun Fact
The doughnut mug: In topology, a doughnut and a coffee cup are considered completely identical because both have exactly one hole.
Glossary
cohomology (noun)
A mathematical method in topology that associates algebraic invariants with a geometric space to analyze its structural properties. In 1950, William Hodge proposed his landmark conjecture utilizing these algebraic tools to study complex geometric spaces.
A mathematical method in topology that associates algebraic invariants with a geometric space to analyze its structural properties. In 1950, William Hodge proposed his landmark conjecture utilizing these algebraic tools to study complex geometric spaces.