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Reduced cohomology (H∗(X;R))

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For a based space, reduced cohomology removes the coefficient-ring summand coming from the basepoint. In nonnegative degrees it is the kernel of restriction H∗(X;R)→H∗({x0​};R). It agrees with ordinary cohomology in positive degrees and admits the suspension isomorphism and exact sequences for based cofibrations.

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