File:DeltaFunctorFunctoriality.png
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Summary
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English: A commutative diagram showing the functoriality condition in the definition of a δ-functor. |
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| Source | Own work using LaTex and dvipng |
| Author | RobHar |
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\[\begin{CD}
T^n(M^{\prime\prime}) @>{\delta^n}>> T^{n+1}(M^\prime) \\
@VVV @VVV\\
T^n(N^{\prime\prime}) @>{\delta^n}>> T^{n+1}(N^\prime)
\end{CD}\]
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| current | 00:31, 27 December 2008 | | 835 × 410 (25 KB) | RobHar | {{Information |Description={{en|1=A commutative diagram showing the functoriality condition in the definition of a δ-functor.}} |Source=Own work using LaTex and dvipng |Author=RobHar |Date=2008-12-26 |Permission= |other_versions= }} |
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