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تسجيل مستخدم جديدAn introduction to Handels homotopy Brouwer theory
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Frederic Le Roux
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Homotopy Brouwer theory is a tool to study the dynamics of surface homeomorphisms. We introduce and illustrate the main objects of homotopy Brouwer theory, and provide a proof of Handels fixed point theorem. These are the notes of a mini-course held during the workshop Superficies en Montevideo in March 2012.
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