Commutative diagrams are visual representations in mathematics used to illustrate the relationships between different objects and morphisms, ensuring that the composition of morphisms along different paths leads to the same result. They are especially important in cohomology theory, as they help to visualize how various induced cohomomorphisms interact and ensure the consistency of sequences, particularly in long exact sequences of pairs.
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