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%  Introduction
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\section*{Introduction}
Math 318 is one of the nine courses offered for first-year mathematics graduate students at the University of Chicago. It is the second of three courses in the year-long geometry/topology sequence.

These notes are being live-TeXed, though I edit for typos and add diagrams requiring the Ti\textit{k}Z package separately. I am using the editor TeXstudio.

I am responsible for all faults in this document, mathematical or otherwise; any merits of the material here should be credited to the lecturer, not to me.

Please email any corrections or suggestions to \expandafter\href{mailto:\notetakersemail}{\texttt{\notetakersemail}}.

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%Thank you to all of my fellow students who sent me suggestions and corrections, and who lent me their own notes from days I was absent. My notes are much improved due to your help.


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