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In this very large paper some homological methods which can be and have been applied to geometry, topology and group theory are described. The contents are as follows : 1. Definitions and examples. 2. \(HX_{*}\) and \(RX_{*}\). 3. Metric rigidity phenomena I (packing). 4. Metric rigidity phenomena II (topological rigidity). 5. Connection to large scale index theory. 6. Uniformly finite homology. 7. Applications of \(H^{uf}_{0}\). 8. Higher homology. 9. Index theory again. 10. Final remarks. References. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0882.00042].
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