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Trouser animations thanks to:
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Thanks to Visual Topology & Geometry for "Punctured torus homeomorphism".    • Punctured torus homeomorphism  

Me cutting two joined cylinders in half way back in 2015. Good times. (At 29:29.)    • Four Dimensional Maths: Things to See...  

CORRECTIONS:
When talking about the Euler Characteristic of the torus at 16:29 I say the value of zero is "only on our friend the torus" which is technically wrong. In the moment I was just talking about the sphere and the torus but loads of other shapes have an Euler Characteristic of zero. Like the cylinder.
I'm undecided if the string method of thinking about holes at 17:04 was helpful. I could have talked about the dimension of the boundary manifold, but that felt like I was repeating the previous bit too much and wanted a different way to think about it. Not sure if this counts as a 'correction' per se, but I just needed to talk to someone about it. Thanks for listening.
Let me know if you spot any other mistakes!

Filming and trouser sewing by Alex GennBash
Editing by Michelle Martin
Graphics by Sam Hartburn
Doughnuts later eaten by Matt Parker
Music by Howard Carter
Design by Simon Wright and Adam Robinson

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