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The Euler characteristic is <math>n+1</math>.
The Euler characteristic is <math>n+1</math>.


==Cohomology ring===
{{further|[[Cohomology ring of complex projective space]]}}
==Proof==
==Proof==


We use the CW-complex structure on complex projective space that has exactly one cell in every even dimension till <math>2n</math>. The cellular chain complex of this thus has <math>\Z</math>s in all the even positions till <math>2n</math>, and hence its homology is <math>\Z</math> in all even dimensions till <math>2n</math>.
We use the CW-complex structure on complex projective space that has exactly one cell in every even dimension till <math>2n</math>. The cellular chain complex of this thus has <math>\Z</math>s in all the even positions till <math>2n</math>, and hence its homology is <math>\Z</math> in all even dimensions till <math>2n</math>.

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This article describes the homology of the following space or class of spaces: complex projective space

Statement

The homology of complex projective space is given as follows:

and zero otherwise.

Related invariants

Betti numbers

The Betti numbers are for and elsewhere.

Poincare polynomial

The Poincare polynomial is given by:

Euler characteristic

The Euler characteristic is .

Cohomology ring=

Further information: Cohomology ring of complex projective space

Proof

We use the CW-complex structure on complex projective space that has exactly one cell in every even dimension till . The cellular chain complex of this thus has s in all the even positions till , and hence its homology is in all even dimensions till .