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[parent] acyclic sheaf (Definition)

If $X$ is a topological space and $S$ is a subset of $X$ a sheaf $\mathcal F$ on $X$ is said to be acyclic on S if $$ H^q(S,\mathcal F)=0 $$ for all $q\ge 1$

A sheaf is acyclic if it is acyclic on $X$ itself.




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See Also: sheaf, sheaf cohomology, De Rham-Weil theorem, sheaf cohomology


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This is version 5 of acyclic sheaf, born on 2004-10-09, modified 2004-11-22.
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AMS MSC18G60 (Category theory; homological algebra :: Homological algebra :: Other homology theories)

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