Lecture

The Five Lemma

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This lecture covers the Five Lemma, a fundamental result in exact sequences theory, stating that if certain conditions are met in a commutative diagram, then an isomorphism exists. The proof involves showing bijectivity and surjectivity of certain maps. The lecture also discusses injectivity and concludes with an overview of exact sequences, hinting at the upcoming topics of torsion and divisibility.

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