Functors of Complexes
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Abstract: If T: ∂AG→∂AG is a functor from complexes to complexes then X↦TSX provides a generalization of the singular complex SX which may yield new useful topological invariants. We study this question (§§ 2–7), at least if T is the (dimension-wise) prolongation of an additive functor t: AG→AG. We find that for every abelian group G there is, essentially, one covariant and one contravariant t such that tℤ=G. The resulting groups HTSX are the homology respectively cohomology groups of X with coefficients in G. The functors t are also useful in studying product spaces; these questions are discussed in §§8–12.
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