Tietze transformations are a method in topology used to extend a continuous function defined on a subspace of a topological space to the whole space.
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A Tietze transformation changes a group presentation without changing the presented group, by adding or removing a consequence of the relators, or by adding or eliminating a generator together with a defining equation expressing it in the others. For example a generator defined by can be eliminated by substitution in every remaining relator.