Intersection Theory

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Intersection theory is the theory that governs the rigorous definition of intersections of cycles. This can take place in a variety of mathematical contexts, for instance, the intersections of two cycles on an oriented manifold in algebraic topology, of two currents on a differentiable manifold in differential geometry, or of two subvarieties on a nonsingular algebraic variety in algebraic geometry.

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Kresch, A. (2004). Intersection Theory. In Encyclopedia of Mathematical Physics: Five-Volume Set (pp. 151–156). Elsevier Inc. https://doi.org/10.1016/B0-12-512666-2/00328-X

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