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==Definition==
==Definition==

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This article is about a general term. A list of important particular cases (instances) is available at Category:Stable cohomology operations

Definition

A stable cohomology operation of type (π,G) and of degree k is defined as a set {θn} of cohomology operations θn of type (n,n+k,π,G) such that θn1 is the cohomology suspension of θn.

For a stable cohomology operation, all its constituent cohomology operations are group homomorphisms (this is not true for cohomology operations in isolation).