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The 0-Hecke algebra is the specialization $a_i=0$ of a Generic Hecke algebra of a Coxeter system. Its generators obey $T_i^2=-T_i$.

A BN-pair consists of subgroups $B,N\le G$ for which $G=⟨B,N⟩$, the subgroup $H=B\cap N$ is normal in $N$, the quotient $W=N/H$ is generated by a distinguished set $S$ of involutions, and the Bruhat multiplication and nondegeneracy axioms hold. The quotient is the associated Weyl group, and the axioms give the Bruhat decomposition of a BN-pair

The Iwahori-Hecke algebra of a BN-pair may be defined, up to the usual opposite-algebra convention, byIts standard basis $(T_w{)}_{w\in W}$ is indexed by the Bruhat double cosets. For a simple generator $x_i$ represented by ${\dot{x}}_i\in N$, setThe double-coset multiplication rule is the generic rule from part a with $a_i$ specialized to $q_i\cdot 1_k$. Thus $H_k(G,B)$ is a specialization of the generic algebra.