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(4,2)-CHAIN HOMOTOPY

Ajet Ahmeti, Dončo Dimovski

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We consider (4,2)-chain homotopy for (4,2)-chain maps between (4,2)-chain complexes (weak or strong), andprove that if f and g are (4,2)-chain homotopic, then they induce the same homomorphisms on the (4,2)-homologygroups for the correspondent (4,2)-chain complexes.

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We consider (4,2)-chain homotopy for (4,2)-chain maps between (4,2)-chain complexes (weak or strong), andprove that if f and g are (4,2)-chain homotopic, then they induce the same homomorphisms on the (4,2)-homologygroups for the correspondent (4,2)-chain complexes.

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We consider (4,2)-chain homotopy for (4,2)-chain maps between (4,2)-chain complexes (weak or strong), andprove that if f and g are (4,2)-chain homotopic, then they induce the same homomorphisms on the (4,2)-homologygroups for the correspondent (4,2)-chain complexes.

Key concepts: Chain (unit), Homotopy, Homomorphism, Mathematics, Pure mathematics, Topology (electrical circuits), Combinatorics, Physics

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