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 |  |  | Cohomology - History: Encyclopedia II - Cohomology - HistoryAlthough cohomology is fundamental to modern algebraic topology, its importance was not seen for some 40 years after the development of homology. The concept of dual cell structure, which Henri Poincaré used in his proof of his Poincaré duality theorem, contained the germ of the idea of cohomology, but this was not seen until later.
There were various precursors to cohomology. In the mid-1920s, J.W. Alexander and Lefschetz founded the intersection theory of cycles on manifolds. On an n-dimensional manifold M, a ...
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