Singular homology theory / by 176440 Massey, William S.

18.905 Algebraic Topology, Fall 2006 by Lawson, Tyler

Subjects: Get full text

Kuranishi homology and Kuranishi cohomology by Joyce, D

“…Our main result is that these are isomorphic to singular homology. We define Poincare dual Kuranishi cohomology, isomorphic to compactly-supported cohomology. …”

Sheaf cohomology in twistor diagrams by Huggett, S, Huggett, S A

“…In chapter 2 we demonstrate the existence of contours for part of the Möller scattering diagram using singular homology theory, while chapter 3 gives the details of the translation to the box diagram (already referred to) and compares it with the scalar product diagram. …”

Kuranishi homology and Kuranishi cohomology: a User's Guide by Joyce, D

“…Our main result is that KH_*(Y;R) is isomorphic to singular homology. We define a Poincare dual theory of Kuranishi cohomology KH^*(Y;R), isomorphic to compactly-supported cohomology, using a cochain complex KC^*(Y;R) spanned over R by [X,f,C], for X a compact Kuranishi space with corners, f : X --> Y a submersion, and C "co-gauge-fixing data". …”

Effect of polysaccharide admixtures on expression of multiple polysaccharide-degrading enzymes in Microbulbifer strain CMC-5 by RaviChand Jonnadula, Md Imran, Preethi B. Poduval, Sanjeev C. Ghadi

“…The extracellular production of the above carbohydrases was investigated by growing Microbulbifer strain CMC-5 in a sea water based medium containing homologous/heterologous polysaccharides as a single substrate or as a combination of mixed assorted substrate. Presence of singular homologous polysaccharides in the growth medium induces respective carbohydrase at high levels. …”
Get full text