Good resources for learning topology

[europium]

Hi, I am not sure if this would be the right place to post this but i know that it is a mathematical concept.

I have read a bit about topology in the latest scientific american, and it really intrigued me. I am fascinated by this idea.

Therefore i ask if you would kindly point me in the direction of any useful topology sites... ie, any you have come across.

Thanks a lot K_

 

[fourier jr]

I had trouble with topology last term because it's so ridiculously counter-intuitive. (I do better with stuff that makes sense) Anyway here's some stuff from good ol Mathworld:
http://mathworld.wolfram.com/Topology.html

 

[capslock]

Hi, I am not sure if this would be the right place to post this but i know that it is a mathematical concept.

I have read a bit about topology in the latest scientific american, and it really intrigued me. I am fascinated by this idea.

Therefore i ask if you would kindly point me in the direction of any useful topology sites... ie, any you have come across.

Thanks a lot K_

Was it the article on the Poincaré conjecture? That was really facinating. Can anyone recommend a good undergradate text in toplogy?

 

[Feynman]

which topology u are asking about?
there are an infinity kind of topology

 

[fourier jr]

the standard intro to point-set & algbraic topology is of course Topology by Munkres. I also like the ones by Dugundji & Willard, but those ones are a bit more advanced than the Munkres one.

 

[europium]

yeah the one about Poincare. It was great