Finite Noncommutative Spaces
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Abstract
In this chapter (and the next) we consider only finite discrete topological spaces. However, we will stretch their usual definition, which is perhaps geometrically not so interesting
Keywords
Structure Space Matrix Algebra Noncommutative Geometry Spectral Triple Distance Formula
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