2017
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.1710.06725
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Coarse Cohomology with twisted Coefficients

Elisa Hartmann

Abstract: This paper studies sheaf cohomology on coarse spaces.

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“…The [10, Proposition 93] guarantees that for choice A there exists at least one endpoint if the space X is coarsely proper coarsely geodesic. The proof of [10,Proposition 93] is similar to the one of Königs Lemma in graph theory.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…The [10, Proposition 93] guarantees that for choice A there exists at least one endpoint if the space X is coarsely proper coarsely geodesic. The proof of [10,Proposition 93] is similar to the one of Königs Lemma in graph theory.…”
Section: Main Contributionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The starting point of this research was an observation in the studies of [10]: coarse cohomology with twisted coefficients looked like singular cohomology on some kind of boundary. We tried to find a functor from the coarse category to the category of topological spaces that would reflect that observation.…”
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“…If X is a metric space we associate to X a Grothendieck topology determined by coarse covers. Sheaf cohomology on coarse covers is coined coarse cohomology with twisted coefficients in [18]. Now coarse covers on X determine the finite open covers on ν ′ (X).…”
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“…Note that there are also other approaches to a general framework for coarse cohomology theories. Let us mention exemplary the work of Schmidt [Sch99] and Hartmann [Har17].…”
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confidence: 99%