Homological dimension

Homological dimension

Homological dimension refers to a number of related concepts in homological algebra:
* Global dimension, the homological dimension of a ring
* Projective dimension, the homological dimension of a module
* Injective dimension, the dual notion
* Cohomological dimension, the homological dimension of a group


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