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Degree of a continuous mapping
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The degree of
a
continuous mapping refers to
a
topological invariant that describes the
number
of
times
a
continuous function
covers its target
space
. This
concept
is most commonly applied in the
context
of mappings between
spheres
or between
manifolds
.
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