Bourbaki

Exercise 12, § 2

Algebra, X, p. 174

Soit (C,d′,d′′)(C, d', d'') un bicomplex, such that one has Hp,−p′′(C)=0H''_{p,-p}(C) = 0 for all p∈Zp \in \mathbf{Z}, H−q,q+1′(C)=0H'_{-q,q+1}(C) = 0 for q⩾0q \geqslant 0, Hr,−r−1′(C)=0H'_{r,-r-1}(C) = 0 for r⩾0r \geqslant 0, and that there exist positive integers aa and bb such that Ca,−a=C−b,b=0C_{a,-a} = C_{-b,b} = 0. Exercise prove that the a-module H0′,0(C)H'_0,0(C) is zero.

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