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Finite-cover proof of the Leray-Hirsch theorem

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For global cohomology classes satisfying the local basis criterion for Leray-Hirsch classes, multiplication commutes with the Mayer–Vietoris sequence, including its connecting homomorphism: multiply cochains on the right by global cocycle representatives. Induct over a finite trivializing open cover. If U is a union of r−1 patches and V is the last patch, U∩V has a cover by at most r−1 trivialized intersections. The induction hypothesis on U, V and U∩V, followed by the Five lemma, proves the theorem on U∪V. A compact base supplies the finite cover.

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