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Generalized cohomology theory (hn(X,A))

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A generalized cohomology theory assigns graded groups contravariantly to suitable topological pairs, with homotopy invariance, excision and a natural long exact sequence for each pair. It omits the dimension axiom of ordinary cohomology, so its coefficient groups at a point can occur in degrees other than zero. A multiplicative theory also has compatible external and relative cup products.

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