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Homology group

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Determine the structure of the homology group Hn(X), n  0, if X is
(a) the set of rational numbers with their usual topology;
(b) a countable, discrete set.

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Determine the structure of the homology group Hn(X), n ( 0, if X is

the set of rational numbers with their usual topology;

a countable, discrete set.
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