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2) an__~dH(X,Y;h for their common limit. I. 2. H(X,Y;h ), F(X,Y;h ) are cohomology theories in each variable X,Y 40 separately, and r : H(X,Y;h ) + h ( X A Y ) is if for some p Xp -or Y p is a Kunneth space. an. isomorphism . F are defined in w pp. 24-5 ). ~4. I. Tor~ r (r ยง h (X A and the identifications Y). I. ~, are natural in X,Y. 1. Let X, be a ~rojective : EI(X,;h in the case that interests us. @o complex, ) @ EI(Y,;h h Y, ~ % complex. Then the pairing ) + EI(X . ;h ) is an isomorphism.
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