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Topological gauge theories and group cohomology
Communications in Mathematical Physics · 1990 · Vol. 129(2) · pp. 393–429
Robbert Dijkgraaf✉(Utrecht University)Edward Witten(Institute for Advanced Study)
Black Holes and Theoretical PhysicsAlgebraic structures and combinatorial modelsHomotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic TopologyCohomologyOrbifoldMathematicsGauge theoryGauge groupPure mathematicsGroup (periodic table)Gauge (firearms)Spin (aerodynamics)Topology (electrical circuits)
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