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Jordan curves and arcs and related material such as the Schoenflies theorem in dimension two.
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Curves in the plane and their number of holes
Your assumption, if I understood it correctly is that the curve has only double self-crossings.
Consider your curve on the sphere (plane with infinite point added). It defines a cell decomposition of …
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