Important Theorems in Algebraic Topology
- Borsuk–Ulam theorem
- Brouwer fixed point theorem
- Cellular approximation theorem
- Eilenberg–Zilber theorem
- Freudenthal suspension theorem
- Hurewicz theorem
- Künneth theorem
- Poincaré duality theorem
- Universal coefficient theorem
- Van Kampen's theorem
- Generalized van Kampen's theorems
- Higher homotopy, generalized van Kampen's theorem
- Whitehead's theorem
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