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Cohomological injectivity of a map of invertible degree

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If f:M→N is a map between closed connected oriented manifolds of the same dimension and its degree is nonzero in a coefficient field F, then f∗:H∗(N;F)→H∗(M;F) is injective. For a nonzero class a, Poincare duality supplies b with ⟨a⌣b,[N]⟩=0, and naturality gives
⟨f∗a⌣f∗b,[M]⟩=(degf)⟨a⌣b,[N]⟩=0.
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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2018 / iii / Paper 114 / 4 / Solution

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