Bockstein homomorphism

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The Bockstein homomorphism is a connecting homomorphism in cohomology arising from a short exact sequence of coefficient groups, used to relate and detect characteristic classes and torsion phenomena in topology.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cohomology operation
connecting homomorphism
homomorphism
natural transformation
appearsIn Bockstein spectral sequence NERFINISHED
arisesFrom short exact sequence of coefficient groups
short exact sequence of coefficient modules
associatedTo short exact sequence 0 → A → B → C → 0
codomain cohomology group
definedFromExactSequence 0 → A → B → C → 0
definedOn cellular cohomology
simplicial cohomology
singular cohomology
dependsOn choice of short exact sequence of coefficients
domain cohomology group
field algebraic topology
homological algebra
generalizesTo cohomology theories represented by spectra
hasDegree +1
hasVariant integral Bockstein homomorphism NERFINISHED
mod p Bockstein homomorphism NERFINISHED
isConnectingHomomorphismOf long exact sequence in cohomology
isNaturalIn continuous map of spaces
topological space X
maps H^n(X;C) to H^{n+1}(X;A)
namedAfter M. Bockstein NERFINISHED
oftenDenoted β
δ
property compatible with cup products up to sign in many contexts
functorial with respect to maps of spaces
relatedTo Ext functor
long exact sequence of Ext groups
short exact sequence 0 → Z → Z → Z/nZ → 0
universal coefficient theorem NERFINISHED
specialCaseOf connecting homomorphism in derived functors
usedIn cohomology theory
usedToConstruct Bockstein spectral sequence NERFINISHED
usedToDetect torsion in cohomology
torsion phenomena in topology
usedToRelate characteristic classes
cohomology with different coefficients
integral and mod p cohomology
usedToStudy Chern classes
Stiefel–Whitney classes NERFINISHED
characteristic classes of vector bundles
cohomology operations
usedWithCoefficients Z/nZ NERFINISHED
Z/pZ
local coefficient systems

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Characteristic Classes hasSubject Bockstein homomorphism