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Definition

Given two bounded polygonal regions in R^2, there exists a line in R^2 that bisects each of them.

Source: Topology (second edition) by James R. Munkres

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> Mathematics

> Algebraic Topology

> The Bisection Theorem

+ Antipode *

+ The Jordan Curve Theorem *

+ Triangulable *

+ Reverse *

+ Brouwer Fixed Point Theorem *

+ Homotopy *

+ Nulhomotopy *

+ Path Homotopy *

+ Straight Line Homotopy *

+ Positive Linear Map *

+ Monomorphism *

+ Epimorphism *

+ Loop *

+ Fundamental Group *

+ Base Point *

+ First Homotopy Group *

+ Covering Map *

+ Simple Connectedness *

+ Evenly Covered *

+ Slices *

+ Local Homeomorphism *

+ Lifting *

+ Lifting Correspondence *

+ Retraction *

+ Torus *

+ No Retraction Theorem *

+ Borsuk Ulam Theorem *

- The Bisection Theorem *

+ Homotopy Extension Lemma *

+ Borsuk Lemma *

+ Generator

+ Antipode Preserving *

+ Deformation Retract *

+ Deformation Retraction *

+ Doubly Punctured Plane *

+ Homotopy Equivalences *

+ Homotopy Inverse *

+ Homotopy Type *

+ Projective Plane *

+ Nulhomotopy Lemma *

+ Arc *

+ Simple Closed Curve *

+ The Jordan Separation Theorem *

+ Invariance Of Domain *

+ Schoenflies Theorem *

+ Free Abelian Group *

+ Free Product *

+ External Free Product *

+ External Direct Sum *

+ Least Normal Subgroup *

+ System Of Free Generators *

+ Torsion Subgroup *

+ Normalizer *

+ Betti Number *

+ Elementary Divisors *

+ Relations Subgroup *

+ Presentation *

+ Curved Triangle *

+ Complete Set Of Relations *

+ Seifert Van Kampen Theorem *

+ Wedge Of The Circles *

+ The Classification Theorem *

+ Triangulation *

+ Universal Covering Space *

+ Covering Transformation *

+ Orbit Space *

+ Properly Discontinuous *

+ Semilocally Simply Connected *

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