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Orientable genus (g=(2−χ)/2)

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For a closed connected orientable surface, its orientable genus is the number of torus summands in its connected sum classification, with the two-sphere assigned genus zero. The Euler characteristic is 2−2g, so it determines this number within the orientable family.

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