Induced Homomorphisms on Relative Homology Groups

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This lecture covers the concept of induced homomorphisms on relative homology groups, including excision and the proof of Theorem A. It explains how continuous maps induce chain maps and homomorphisms, and discusses functoriality and homotopy between two spaces.

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