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Part 2 about Heinz Hopf. Unfortunately, in the undergraduate curriculum, the Hopf fibration is little known, partly because presentations generally take background in abstract algebra or multiple view morePart 2 about Heinz Hopf. Unfortunately, in the undergraduate curriculum, the Hopf fibration is little known, partly because presentations generally take background in abstract algebra or multiples. You like more to know about the Hopf fibration, check this paperview less

Fibration - Mathematician Heinz Hopf explains his "fibration". Using complex numbers he constructs pretty patterns of circles in space. Circles, tori... everything rotating in four-dime view moreFibration - Mathematician Heinz Hopf explains his "fibration". Using complex numbers he constructs pretty patterns of circles in space. Circles, tori... everything rotating in four-dimensional space. Part 2 Check is this paper for more about "fibration", an Introduction by David W. Lyons, Department of Mathematical Sciences, Lebanon Valley College, Annville, Pennsylvania.view less