A theory associating a system of quotient groups to each topological space.(noun)
A system of quotient groups associated to a topological space.(noun)
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Use "cohomology" in a sentence
"Section 33.9 is six pages of Penrose trying to explain "sheaf cohomology" whose ideas "… are fairly sophisticated mathematically, but actually very natural.""
"Section 33.10 explains how positive/negative frequency splitting along with "holomorphic first sheaf cohomology" plays "a direct role in generating deformations of twistor space.""
"This then leads us into some very rich theory of the algebraic topology of the Dirac operator and something called quantum cohomology."