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Definition

Let $M_{1}, M_{2}, P$ be differential manifolds. Two smooth maps $f_{1} : M_{1} \to P$ and $f_{2} : M_{2} \to P$ are termed cobordant if there exists a cobordism of smooth maps between them.

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