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I need a suggestion for a name of a general topology book, I'd be grateful if there's a link for it.
Fredrik said:There's a sub-forum here that's only about books. Search for "topology" there, and you'll find many recommendations.
The best topology book for beginners is Introduction to Topology: Pure and Applied by Colin Adams and Robert Franzosa. It provides a comprehensive introduction to topology with clear explanations and examples.
Yes, Munkres' "Topology" is a highly recommended book for self-study. It is well-written and covers all the important topics in topology with plenty of exercises for practice.
Yes, Topology: A Categorical Approach by Bredon and Introduction to Topology: Third Edition by Mendelson both have a strong focus on applications of topology, particularly in algebra and geometry.
Visual Topology by Edgardo Roldán Pozos and José Seade is a great topology book with a visual approach. It uses diagrams and illustrations to explain concepts and proofs, making it easier to understand for visual learners.
Topology: A First Course by James Munkres is a comprehensive book that covers advanced topics such as homotopy theory and differential topology. It is recommended for students with a strong mathematical background.