Kronecker pairing

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The Kronecker pairing is a fundamental bilinear map in algebraic topology that evaluates cohomology classes on homology classes, linking the two via an integer (or field) value.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bilinear map
construction in algebraic topology
evaluation pairing
alsoKnownAs Kronecker evaluation pairing NERFINISHED
appearsIn algebraic topology
differential topology
homological algebra
canBeDefinedFor reduced homology and cohomology
relative homology and cohomology
codomain coefficient field
coefficient ring
integers
definedOn H^n(X;R)
H_n(X;R)
domain singular cohomology
singular homology
generalizes evaluation of linear functionals on vectors
hasProperty R-bilinearity for real coefficients
Z-bilinearity for integer coefficients
isBilinearIn cohomology class
homology class
isCentralTo duality theories in topology
isCompatibleWith change of coefficients
long exact sequences in homology and cohomology
universal coefficient theorem decomposition
isDefinedAtChainLevelBy evaluation of cochains on chains
isDefinedFor any topological space X with defined singular (co)homology
isFunctorialIn topological space X
isNaturalWithRespectTo continuous maps of spaces
isNondegenerate for closed oriented manifolds in top degree
for finite type homology over a field
isRelatedTo cap product
cup product via duality
isStandardNotation ⟨·,·⟩
isUsedTo identify fundamental class with orientation via cohomology
pair de Rham cohomology with singular homology via integration
show that H^n(X;R) ≅ Hom(H_n(X;R),R) under finiteness conditions
maps H^n(X;R) × H_n(X;R) → R
namedAfter Leopold Kronecker NERFINISHED
relates cohomology
homology
requires choice of coefficient ring
usedFor defining Poincaré duality
defining cap product
defining universal coefficient theorem isomorphisms
evaluating cohomology classes on homology classes
identifying homology with dual of cohomology in finite type cases

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Poincaré duality involves Kronecker pairing