Let's generalize the disgussion in the last section. Assume Y ⊂ X is a closed subspace. For each integer n ≥ 1,consider the set 𝓛 ₙ (X,Y) of elements V=(V₀,V₁,. . .,Vₙ;σ₁,. . .,σₙ) where V₀,. . .,Vₙ are vector bundles on X and where
σ₁ σ₂ σₙ
0→V₀|ʏ → V₁|ʏ → · · · → Vₙ|ʏ → 0
is an exact sequence of bundle maps for the restriction of these bundles to Y. Two such elements V=(V₀,. . .,Vₙ;σ₁,. . .,σₙ) and V'=(V'₀,. . .,V'ₙ;σ'₁,. . .,σ'ₙ) are said to be isomorphic if there are bundle isomorphisms φᵢ:Vᵢ → V'ᵢ over X such that everything commutes.
An element V=(V₀,. . .,Vₙ;σ₁,. . .,σₙ) is said to be elementary if there is an i such that Vᵢ=Vᵢ₋₁,σᵢ=id and Vⱼ={0} for j ≠ i or i – 1. There is an operation of direct sum ⨁ defined on the set 𝓛 ₙ (X,Y) in the obvious way. Two elements V,V' ∈ 𝓛 ₙ(X,Y) are defined to be equivalent if there exist elementary elements E₁,. . .,Eₖ,F₁,. . .,Fₗ ∈ 𝓛 ₙ (X,Y) and an isomorphism
V ⨁ E₁⨁ · · · ⨁ Eₖ ≅ V' ⨁ F₁ ⨁ · · · ⨁ Fₗ
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