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Chain functors with isomorphic homology

Friedrich W. Bauer

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Every chain functor K * determines a homology theory on a given category of topological spaces resp. of spectrathen there exists a third chain functor C * and transformations of chain functors K γ : K * -→ C * , L γ : L * -→ C * inducing isomorphisms of the associated homology theories (theorem 1.1.).Moreover the distinction between regular and irregular chain functors is introduced.

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Every chain functor K * determines a homology theory on a given category of topological spaces resp. of spectrathen there exists a third chain functor C * and transformations of chain functors K γ : K * -→ C * , L γ : L * -→ C * inducing isomorphisms of the associated homology theories (theorem 1.1.).Moreover the distinction between regular and irregular chain functors is introduced.

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Every chain functor K * determines a homology theory on a given category of topological spaces resp. of spectrathen there exists a third chain functor C * and transformations of chain functors K γ : K * -→ C * , L γ : L * -→ C * inducing isomorphisms of the associated homology theories (theorem 1.1.).Moreover the distinction between regular and irregular chain functors is introduced.

Key concepts: Functor, Mathematics, Derived functor, Functor category, Natural transformation, Homology (biology), Chain (unit), Adjoint functors

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