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TauCeti.AlgebraicTopology.FundamentalGroupoid.SimplyConnected

The fundamental groupoid of a simply connected space #

A space is simply connected exactly when its fundamental groupoid is codiscrete: there is one and only one morphism between any two of its objects. This file records that uniqueness as a Unique instance on the hom types, so that a transport map along a path inside a simply connected space can be written down without naming the path, and two such transports agree because the morphisms realizing them are equal.

The two lemmas about a functor out of such a groupoid say that the resulting transport maps compose as expected and that the unique endomorphism of an object is sent to an identity.

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In a simply connected space there is exactly one morphism of the fundamental groupoid between any two points; default is that morphism.

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A functor out of the fundamental groupoid of a simply connected space sends the unique endomorphism of an object to the identity.

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A functor out of the fundamental groupoid of a simply connected space sends the unique morphisms x ⟶ y and y ⟶ z to maps whose composite is the image of the unique morphism x ⟶ z.

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A functor out of the fundamental groupoid of a simply connected space sends the unique morphisms x ⟶ y and y ⟶ z to maps whose composite is the image of the unique morphism x ⟶ z.