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TauCeti.AlgebraicTopology.SimplicialSet.Pointed.Basic

Pointed simplicial sets #

A pointed simplicial set is an object of the native undercategory of the standard zero-simplex. Evaluating its pointing gives a point in every degree, preserved by all simplicial operators. Conversely, the points of a simplicial object in Pointed define a map from the zero-simplex. These constructions give an explicit equivalence, allowing based simplicial constructions to use either presentation.

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abbrev TauCeti.PointedSSet :
Type (u + 1)

Simplicial sets with a chosen point, using the native undercategory.

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    The chosen simplex in each degree of a pointed simplicial set.

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      A composite of based maps acts on simplices as the composite of the two functions. This is not a simp lemma, since simp unfolds the composite through Under.comp_right and NatTrans.comp_app; it gives that unfolding in one rewrite.

      Evaluate a pointed simplicial set as a simplicial object in pointed types.

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        Recover a pointed simplicial set from its compatible degreewise points.

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          Forgetting degreewise points agrees naturally with forgetting the chosen pointing.

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            The underlying simplicial set of the inverse construction is the forgetful image.

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              The conversion back to a pointed simplicial set preserves every simplex.

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                The degreewise pointed presentation is recovered by the identity maps.

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                  The equivalence between native pointed simplicial sets and simplicial pointed types.

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