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A rose can have infinitely many petals, leading to a fundamental group which is free on infinitely many generators. The rose with countably infinitely many petals is similar to the
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with one point removed deformation retracts onto a figure eight, namely the union of two generating circles. More generally, a surface of
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Topological space obtained by gluing together a collection of circles along a single point
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provides a simple proof that every subgroup of a free group is free (the
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points on a single circle. The rose with two petals is known as the
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petals. One petal of the rose surrounds each of the removed points.
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of the free group. The observation that any cover of a rose is a
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of the figure eight can be visualized by the Cayley graph of the
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with one point removed deformation retracts onto a rose with 2
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along a single point. The circles of the rose are called
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is an infinite tree, which can be identified with the
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a set consisting of one point from each circle. As a
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Figure-eight space
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mathematics
topological space
gluing
circles
algebraic topology
free groups

fundamental group
free group
wedge sum
circles
quotient space
cell complex
topological graph

universal cover
free group
fundamental group
free
generator
universal cover

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