Naturality in relative simplicial homology #
For a pair of simplicial sets P, given by a monomorphism X ⟶ Y, Mathlib constructs the short
exact sequence of chain complexes 0 ⟶ C(X) ⟶ C(Y) ⟶ C(Y, X) ⟶ 0 and the connecting morphism
Hₙ(Y, X) ⟶ Hₘ(X) for m + 1 = n. This file shows that a morphism of pairs induces a morphism
of these short exact sequences, and deduces that the connecting morphism is natural, so that it
forms a natural transformation SSetPair.homologyδNatTrans.
It also records that the quotient maps from ambient to relative chains and homology are natural in
the pair: they commute with morphisms of simplicial-set pairs. The short exact sequence of chain
complexes of a pair is split in each degree, because the map C(X) ⟶ C(Y) is induced by the
injection of the n-simplices of X into those of Y; so the relative chains are a retract of
the ambient chains (SSetPair.chainComplexXRetract), and are projective when those are
(SSetPair.projective_chainComplex_X). A morphism of pairs which is a
quasi-isomorphism on subcomplexes and ambient simplicial sets is a quasi-isomorphism on relative
chains (SSetPair.quasiIso_chainComplexMap), hence induces isomorphisms on relative homology.
The source is Eilenberg--Steenrod, Foundations of Algebraic Topology, Chapters I--III.
The morphism of chain complex sequences C(X) ⟶ C(Y) ⟶ C(Y, X) induced by a morphism of
pairs of simplicial sets.
Instances For
The chain maps induced by a morphism of pairs on the chains of the subobjects and of the ambient simplicial sets commute with the inclusions of subobject chains into ambient chains.
The chain maps induced by a morphism of pairs on the chains of the subobjects and of the ambient simplicial sets commute with the inclusions of subobject chains into ambient chains.
The quotient maps from ambient to relative chains commute with the chain maps induced by a morphism of pairs.
The quotient maps from ambient to relative chains commute with the chain maps induced by a morphism of pairs.
In each degree, the map from the chains of the subobject of a pair of simplicial sets to the chains of the ambient simplicial set is a split monomorphism.
The relative chains Cₙ(Y, X; R) of a pair X ⟶ Y of simplicial sets are a retract of the
ambient chains Cₙ(Y; R): the degree-n sequence 0 ⟶ Cₙ(X) ⟶ Cₙ(Y) ⟶ Cₙ(Y, X) ⟶ 0 is short
exact with split first map, so the quotient map to the relative chains has a section.
Instances For
The relative chains Cₙ(Y, X; R) of a pair of simplicial sets are projective whenever the
ambient chains Cₙ(Y; R) are, for instance for chains with coefficients in a projective module.
The connecting morphism of the long exact sequence of a pair of simplicial sets is natural:
for a morphism of pairs f : P ⟶ P', the square formed by the connecting morphisms
Hₙ(P) ⟶ Hₘ(P.left) and Hₙ(P') ⟶ Hₘ(P'.left) and the maps induced by f commutes.
The connecting morphism of the long exact sequence of a pair of simplicial sets is natural:
for a morphism of pairs f : P ⟶ P', the square formed by the connecting morphisms
Hₙ(P) ⟶ Hₘ(P.left) and Hₙ(P') ⟶ Hₘ(P'.left) and the maps induced by f commutes.
The connecting morphism Hₙ(Y, X) ⟶ Hₘ(X) of the long exact sequence of a pair of simplicial
sets X ⟶ Y, for m + 1 = n, as a natural transformation from relative homology to the homology
of the subobject.
Instances For
A morphism of pairs of simplicial sets which is a quasi-isomorphism on the subcomplexes and on the ambient simplicial sets is a quasi-isomorphism on relative chains.
A morphism of pairs of simplicial sets which is a quasi-isomorphism on the subcomplexes and on the ambient simplicial sets induces isomorphisms on relative homology.
The quotient maps from ambient to relative simplicial homology are natural in the pair.
The quotient maps from ambient to relative simplicial homology are natural in the pair.