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Linearizing Lipschitz Mappings

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Lisa Maria Kreusser.

There are many ways in which Banach spaces can be treated the same, homeomorphism, linear isomorphism and isometric. This talk focuses on the interrelations that occur between these notions, and we talk about the motivating factors for defining Lipschitz Free spaces, a historical artefact that allows us to talk about some lipschitz invariants.

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