Topological methods for C**-algebras III: Axiomatic homology

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A homology theory consists of a sequence {hn} of covariant functors from a suitable category of C*-algebras to abelian groups which satisfies homotopy and exactness axioms. We show that such theories have Mayer-Vietoris sequences and (if additive) commute with inductive limits. There are analogous definitions and theorems in cohomology with one important difference: an additive cohomology theory associates a Milnor lim1 sequence to an inductive limit of C*-aIgebras. As prerequisite to these results we develop the necessary homotopy theory, including cofibrations and cofibre theories. © 1984 by Pacific Journal of Mathematics.

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Schochet, C. (1984). Topological methods for C**-algebras III: Axiomatic homology. Pacific Journal of Mathematics, 114(2), 399–445. https://doi.org/10.2140/pjm.1984.114.399

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