topologist

By talking to him, the topologist was able to keep from going quite mad.

He shrugged again, as if living in a topologist's nightmare was perfectly natural.

To a topologist, these two shapes are the same.

Even in the endless instant which is the inside of his device, time has begun to seem long to the topologist.

The topologist's sine curve has similar properties to the comb space.

In a similar vein, a figure 8 and a pair of eyeglass frames are also the same to a topologist.

To a topologist, a sphere, a cigar and a rabbit's head are all the same because they can be deformed into one another.

Two variants of the topologist's sine curve have other interesting properties.

In the film, the circumstances surrounding the disappearance of a metro train are investigated by a topologist.

The former Oxford topologist drew, won and drew to complete his winning 8-5 score.

He twisted the hat through some gyrations that would have astounded a topologist; then the words came out in a rush.

This led to contact with several art collectors and with the topologist Ronnie Brown.

"A seller of novelties or a topologist who managed to catch the Toymaster's attention.

I'm not a topologist, but I can see how there might be lines that were straighter than straight, if some of them went through other dimensions."

"The most brilliant topologist in Western Europe; his field is n-space extrapolation.

The topologist's stable homotopy category is another example of a triangulated category.

Allen Edward Hatcher is an American topologist and author.

"Most mathematicians define themselves according to their specialty, for example, a topologist, an algebraist, or a number theorist.

He was a topologist.

Bonner sighed, leaning on his cane more than she recalled when she had last seen the balding topologist.

This is a compact subset of the plane produced by "closing up" a topologist's sine curve with an arc.

This is the source of the joke that "a topologist is someone who can't tell their donut from their coffee mug."

Fet was a well-recognized topologist and specialist in variational calculus in the large.

Bernard Morin is a French mathematician, specifically a topologist, born in 1931, who is now retired.

They were invented and classified by the German topologist Friedhelm Waldhausen in 1967.