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Jean-Marc Cordier and Tim Porter, (1989), Shape Theory: Categorical Methods of Approximation, Mathematics and its Applications,
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Michael Batanin, Categorical strong shape theory, Cahiers Topologie GĆ©om. DiffĆ©rentielle CatĆ©g. 38 (1997), no. 1, 3ā€“66,
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in 1944; it was reinvented, further developed and promoted by the Polish mathematician
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Marius Dădărlat, Shape theory and asymptotic morphisms for C*-algebras,
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that provides a more global view of the topological spaces than
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Borsuk's shape theory was generalized onto arbitrary (non-
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and Jack Segal, Shapes of compacta and ANR-systems,
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The Polish Circle and some of its unusual properties
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Index

topology
homotopy theory
compacta
polyhedra
Čech homology
singular homology
D. E. Christie
Karol Borsuk

Warsaw
topologist's sine curve
homotopy groups
trivial
weak homotopy equivalence
homotopy equivalent
Whitehead theorem
CW complex
metric
Fund. Math.
Samuel Eilenberg
Norman Steenrod
Sibe MardeÅ”ić
dynamical systems
noncommutative geometry
operator algebras
List of topologies
The Polish Circle and some of its unusual properties
Constructions on the Polish Circle
MardeÅ”ić, Sibe
"Thirty years of shape theory"

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