Geometric Topology and Shape Theory
β Sibe Mardesic, Jack Segal
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1987
π Springer
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Shape Theory and Geometric Topology
β Scribed by S. Mardesic, J. Segal
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- 1981
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- English
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- 269
- Series
- Lecture Notes in Mathematics
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- 1
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