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Hey,
Could anyone help some up briefly what it means if the fundamental group of a space X is trivial.
As i understand it: if the fundamental group is trivial, this telling us that there is only one class of loops, ie the constant loops or ones homotopic to constant loop.
Is this right?
Thanks
Could anyone help some up briefly what it means if the fundamental group of a space X is trivial.
As i understand it: if the fundamental group is trivial, this telling us that there is only one class of loops, ie the constant loops or ones homotopic to constant loop.
Is this right?
Thanks