# Lecture 13 

This lecture introduces the standard distances for persistence diagrams: bottleneck and Wasserstein. 

- **Reading:** 
- **Slides:**
  - [CompTop-Lec13-BottleneckAndStability.pdf](Comptop-Lec13-BottleneckAndStability.pdf)
- **Annotated slides (Fall 2025):**
  - [CompTop-Lec13-BottleneckAndStability.pdf - Annotated](../Annotated-Fall2025/CompTop-Lec13-BottleneckAndStability.pdf)
- **Jupyter Notebook:**
  - [Lec13-Distances.ipynb](Lec13-Distances.ipynb)

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