Lecture
Relative Homology: Homotopy Invariance
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This lecture covers the concept of relative homology, including homotopy invariance, homology groups of quotients, and the definition of relative homology groups. It explains the relationship between n-cycles and n-boundaries, as well as the construction of exact sequences of chain complexes. The instructor emphasizes the importance of understanding inclusion and quotient maps in the context of relative homology.
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