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$q$-Analog Singular Homology of Convex Spaces

Mauricio Angel·Gabriel Padilla
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In this article we study some interesting properties of the $q$-Analog singular homology, which is a generalization of the usual singular homology, suitably adapted to the context of $N$-complex and amplitude homology \cite{kapranov}. We calculate the $q$-Analog singular homology of a convex space. Although it is a local matter; this is an important step in order to understand the presheaf of $q$-chains and its algebraic properties. Our result is consistent with those of Dubois-Violètte & Henneaux \cite{dubois3}. Some of these results were presented for the XVIII Congreso Colombiano de Matemáticas in Bucaramanga, 2011.

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Mauricio Angel, Gabriel Padilla. 2011-08-22. $q$-Analog Singular Homology of Convex Spaces. https://arxiv.org/abs/1108.4346

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