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English: Illustration of Quotient space. The boundary (in blue) of a 2-disk when identified (glued together) to a single point, gives the topological 2-sphere. In general, . More precisely, is the adjunction space , where is a single point, and with such that . |
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| 21:37, 25 April 2011 |  | 600 × 450 (1.78 MB) | Subh83 | {{Information |Description ={{en|1=Illustration of Quotient space. The boundary (in blue) of a 2-disk when identified to a single point gives the topological 2-sphere. In general, <math>S^n = |
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