Relative chains and complementary simplices #
This file uses the coproduct presentation of relative chains to give a criterion for a map of pairs to induce an isomorphism: the map must biject the simplices of the ambient simplicial sets that do not come from their respective subspaces, in every degree.
The criterion isolates the algebraic step in singular-homology excision. For the cover by the complement of the excised set and the interior of the subspace, the complementary small simplices are exactly the complementary simplices of the excised pair.
References #
- A. Hatcher, Algebraic Topology, Section 2.1, proof of excision.
- S. Eilenberg and N. Steenrod, Foundations of Algebraic Topology, Chapter I, Section 9.
The simplices of the ambient simplicial set of a pair that do not come from its subspace.
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- P.RelativeSimplex n = (Set.range ⇑(CategoryTheory.ConcreteCategory.hom (P.hom.app (Opposite.op { len := n }))))ᶜ
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A map of simplicial-set pairs that bijects the ambient simplices outside the subspaces in every degree induces an isomorphism of relative chain complexes.
A map of simplicial-set pairs that bijects the ambient simplices outside the subspaces induces an isomorphism on relative homology.
The pair consisting of A ∩ B as a subcomplex of A.
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- A.interPair B = SSetPair.of (SSet.Subcomplex.homOfLE ⋯)
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The canonical map (A, A ∩ B) ⟶ (X, B) of simplicial-set pairs.
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- A.excisionMap B = SSetPair.homMk (SSet.Subcomplex.homOfLE ⋯) A.ι ⋯
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If A and B cover a simplicial set, the simplices of A outside A ∩ B correspond
exactly to the simplices of the ambient simplicial set outside B.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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Simplicial chain excision. If two subcomplexes cover a simplicial set, inclusion induces
an isomorphism from the chains of (A, A ∩ B) to the chains of (X, B).
Simplicial homology excision. If two subcomplexes cover a simplicial set, inclusion
induces an isomorphism from Hₙ(A, A ∩ B) to Hₙ(X, B).