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Very Basic Noncommutative Geometry

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Very Basic Noncommutative Geometry
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Publisher: University of Western Ontario
Number of pages: 104

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Contents: Introduction; Some examples of geometry-algebra correspondence; Noncommutative quotients; Cyclic cohomology; Chern-Connes character; Banach and C*-algebras; Idempotents and finite projective modules; Equivalence of categories.

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