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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>In mathematics, cohomology is a general method for associating a sequence of algebraic objects — typically abelian groups or modules — to a topological space, a manifold, a group, or almost any other mathematical structure. It is the mirror image of homology, but whereas homology counts holes directly, cohomology organizes the data of holes into a graded ring whose multiplicative structure captures not just the existence of holes but their intersections and interactions. The passage from homology to cohomology is not a mere notational convenience; it is the recognition that the operations one can perform on holes — cutting, gluing, intersecting — are as structurally rich as the holes themselves.<br />
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