example 6.18 ex:top-simply-connected

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example 6.18: ex:top-simply-connected6.18definition 6.17: Simply connected space6.17lemma 14.34: The n-sphere is simply connected for n \ge 214.34definition 6.6: Continuous map6.6definition 6.15: Path-connected space6.15corollary 8.15: Deformation of contours8.15definition A.362: Path homotopy and the fundamental groupA.362definition 16.62: Field of extremals; slope function16.62proposition 32.33: Bendixson's negative criterion32.33proposition 14.31: SO(3,ℝ) is not simply connected14.31proposition 9.36: Bendixson–Dulac negative criterion9.36proposition 6.23: The punctured plane is not simply connected6.23theorem 7.25: Heine–Cantor: uniform continuity7.25proof : ch:12-lie-groups-fibre-bundles@proof-12proof

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