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Intersection chains (IS∗pˉ​​(X))

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The group ISipˉ​​(X) consists of finite singular chains whose nonzero simplices are allowable singular simplices and whose boundary, after cancellation, also consists of allowable simplices. Since ∂2=0, these groups form a chain complex. Its homology is intersection homology.

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