The free-product presentation in van Kampen's theorem #
For two path-connected subspaces whose interiors cover a space and whose intersection is path connected, the fundamental group is the free product of the two subspace groups modulo the normal closure of the intersection relations. Each relation identifies the two images of one loop in the intersection. No injectivity of either intersection homomorphism is needed.
TauCeti.ker_vanKampenLift identifies the kernel of the inclusion-induced free-product map.
TauCeti.vanKampenQuotientEquiv gives the resulting quotient isomorphism, with formulas on
both factors. These formulas permit group presentations of the cover members to be combined
by adjoining the intersection relations.
For an indexed family with a common pairwise intersection, TauCeti.ker_vanKampenWideLift and
TauCeti.vanKampenWideQuotientEquiv give the corresponding presentation. Its relators identify
the images of each loop in the common intersection in every pair of factors.
The proof uses the universal property of the based van Kampen theorem in
TauCeti.AlgebraicTopology.FundamentalGroup.VanKampen.Basic and Mathlib's normal closure and
quotient-group constructions.
References #
- A. Hatcher, Algebraic Topology, Section 1.2, Theorem 1.20.
- R. Brown, Topology and Groupoids, 3rd ed., Chapters 6–7.
The normal subgroup of the free product generated by identifying the two images of each loop in the intersection.
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The defining normal-closure description of the intersection relations.
The intersection relations form a normal subgroup.
Each loop in the intersection supplies a relator.
Intersection relations vanish under the inclusion-induced free-product map, with no cover or connectedness assumptions.
The relations half of the based van Kampen theorem. The kernel of the canonical map from the free product is exactly the normal closure of the intersection relators.
The free-product quotient presentation of the fundamental group. For a cover by two path-connected sets with path-connected intersection containing the basepoint, the inclusion-induced map identifies the fundamental group with the free product modulo the normal closure of the intersection relations.
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- TauCeti.vanKampenQuotientEquiv hxA hxB hCover hA hB hAB = QuotientGroup.liftEquiv (TauCeti.vanKampenRelations A B x hxA hxB) ⋯ ⋯
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The presentation isomorphism is induced by the canonical map from the free product.
The inverse presentation map sends a loop from the left cover member to its left free-product generator modulo the intersection relations.
The inverse presentation map sends a loop from the right cover member to its right free-product generator modulo the intersection relations.
The normal subgroup of the indexed free product generated by identifying, in every pair of factors, the two images of each loop in the common intersection.
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The defining normal-closure description of the indexed intersection relations.
The indexed intersection relations form a normal subgroup.
Each loop in the common intersection and pair of factors supplies a relator.
The indexed intersection relations vanish under the inclusion-induced free-product map, without cover or connectedness assumptions.
The relations half of van Kampen's theorem for a family. The kernel of the canonical map from the indexed free product is exactly the normal closure of the common-intersection relators.
The free-product quotient presentation of the fundamental group for a family. For a cover by path-connected sets with a common path-connected pairwise intersection containing the basepoint, the fundamental group is the indexed free product modulo the overlap relations.
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- TauCeti.vanKampenWideQuotientEquiv hU hUp hC hUC = QuotientGroup.liftEquiv (TauCeti.vanKampenWideRelations C hCU hx) ⋯ ⋯
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The indexed presentation isomorphism is induced by the canonical free-product map.
The inverse indexed presentation map sends a loop from a cover member to its free-product generator modulo the common-intersection relations.