An Introduction to K-theory and Cyclic Cohomology
by Jacek Brodzki
Publisher: arXiv 1996
Number of pages: 115
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These lecture notes contain an exposition of basic ideas of K-theory and cyclic cohomology. I begin with a list of examples of various situations in which the K-functor of Grothendieck appears naturally, including the rudiments of the topological and algebraic K-theory, K-theory of C*-algebras, and K-homology.
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