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Theorem 4.4.1. If H q>0 (U I , F) = 0 for every I ⊆ N then<br />

H q (X, F) = Ȟq (U, F) := H q (Γ(F) = F(X), d X ),<br />

e.g., if X is a finite dimensional manifold C ∞ , then there exists a good cover (U I contractible for every I)<br />

and so<br />

Ȟ q (U, Z) = H q cell<br />

(X, Z)<br />

where U is in an open cover and H q cell<br />

(X, Z) de<strong>notes</strong> the cellular cohomology, which is computing via nerves<br />

of the open covering.<br />

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