The gluing lemma is a fundamental concept in sheaf theory that states if you have local data defined on open sets of a topological space, you can uniquely glue these local pieces together to form global sections, provided that the local data agrees on overlaps. This lemma is critical in the context of sheaves and sheaf cohomology as it ensures that we can construct global sections from local information.
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