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Relative chain complex
(
C
∗
(
X
,
A
)
)
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Geometry and topology
Algebraic topology
Homology
Relative homology
2026-10-03
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For
a
subspace
A
⊆
X
, the relative
chain complex
is the
quotient group
in each degree,
C
k
(
X
,
A
)
=
C
k
(
X
)
/
C
k
(
A
)
,
(1)
with
boundary operator
[
c
]
↦
[
∂
c
]
. This is well defined because
C
∗
(
A
)
is
a
chain subcomplex
of
C
∗
(
X
)
.
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Relative simplicial chain complex
Relative chain complex
Relative simplicial chain complex
(
C
∙
(
K
,
L
)
)
0
0
0
Relative chain complex
If
L
is
a
simplicial subcomplex
of
K
, then
C
k
(
K
,
L
)
=
C
k
(
K
)
/
C
k
(
L
)
.
(1)
Its
homology
is the simplicial
relative homology
H
k
(
K
,
L
)
.
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