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Higher Special Elements. This chapter presents the joint work with the author’s research supervisor Xxxxx Xxxxx and Xxxxxxxxx Xxxx. In this chapter, we develop the theory of higher special elements of strictly admissible cohomology complexes. In particular, we shall, firstly, prove that these special elements generate a canonical ideal that is simultaneously contained in the higher Fitting ideal of a cohomology group and the annihilator of certain subquotients of it. Building upon this result, we determine completely the structure of the exterior bidual of the cohomology group modulo the group generated by the higher special elements in terms of this canonical ideal.
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Higher Special Elements. ‌ We are now ready to define the higher special elements associated with a strictly admissible complex.

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