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Isotopy invariance of algebraic intersection number
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Algebraic intersection number of curves on an oriented surface
2026-09-28
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During
a
generic
isotopy
of one transverse
curve
,
crossings
with
a
fixed
curve
can only be created or removed in
pairs
of opposite local
sign
. Their signed
sum
, and hence the algebraic
intersection number
, is therefore invariant.
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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge
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2022
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iii
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Paper 156
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