Cellular homology is a tool in algebraic topology that allows for the computation of homology groups of a topological space by using a cellular structure derived from a CW-complex. A CW-complex is a kind of topological space that is built up from basic building blocks called cells, which are homeomorphic to open disks in Euclidean space, glued together in a specific way.
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