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Reduced homology (H∗​(X))

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Reduced homology modifies degree zero so that a one-point space has zero homology in every degree. For a nonempty space, Hk​(X)=Hk​(X) when k>0, while H0​(X)≅H0​(X)⊕Z.

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Reduced homology is a variant of standard homology theory in algebraic topology, typically applied to topological spaces. It is particularly useful for spaces that are not simply connected or that have certain types of singularities, as it helps to simplify some aspects of their homological properties.
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