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− | The connected sum of $\RP^2$ with $T^ | + | The connected sum of $\RP^2$ with $T^2ZZZ$ is homeomorphic to $\RP^2\mathbin{\sharp}\RP^2\mathbin{\sharp}\RP^2$. |
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− | The connected sum of $\RP^2$ with $T^ | + | The connected sum of $\RP^2$ with $T^2XXX$ is homeomorphic to $\RP^2\mathbin{\sharp}\RP^2\mathbin{\sharp}\RP^2$. |
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− | The connected sum of $\RP^2$ with $T^ | + | The connected sum of $\RP^2$ with $T^2YYYY$ is homeomorphic to $\RP^2\mathbin{\sharp}\RP^2\mathbin{\sharp}\RP^2$. |
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− | The connected sum of $\RP^2$ with $T^ | + | The connected sum of $\RP^2$ with $T^2VVVV$ is homeomorphic to $\RP^2\mathbin{\sharp}\RP^2\mathbin{\sharp}\RP^2$. |
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Revision as of 10:36, 21 September 2010
The sandbox is the page where you can experiment with the wiki syntax. Feel free to write nonsense or clear the page whenever you want. |
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1 Fonts
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2 Section
2.1 Subsection
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3 Section
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