K-Theory
A commutative diagram is a graphical representation of mathematical objects and morphisms (arrows) that illustrates how different paths in the diagram yield the same result when applied to an object. These diagrams are essential in various branches of mathematics, including K-Theory, as they help visualize relationships between different functors and transformations, emphasizing the concept of naturality in mappings.
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