A generalized homology theory obeys the homotopy, exactness, suspension and wedge axioms, without imposing the ordinary dimension axiom. A represented homology theory is obtained by taking stable homotopy groups after a smash product of spectra.
A topological spectrum represents the reduced generalized homology theory on based spaces, where the smash product of spectra is derived. It is covariant in .

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