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TauCeti.AlgebraicTopology.Singular.Cubical.Comparison.Basic

The comparison of cubical and simplicial singular chains #

The normalized cubical chains and the simplicial singular chains of a topological space are naturally chain homotopy equivalent (TauCeti.cubicalSingularHomotopyEquiv). Both comparison maps and both homotopies come from the method of acyclic models (TauCeti.Algebra.Homology.AcyclicModels): each functor is free on models, the topological simplices for the simplicial chains and the cubes for the cubical ones, and each is acyclic on every contractible space (TauCeti.AlgebraicTopology.Singular.Cubical.Comparison.Models). In degree zero the comparison maps send a point to the same point, so they are compatible with the augmentations.

This is the comparison through which the consequences of the simplicial theory (homotopy invariance, the long exact sequence of a pair, excision) are transported to cubical chains.

Main definitions #

Main results #

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The comparison maps #

The comparison map from normalized cubical to simplicial singular chains: the natural chain map sending a point to the same point, built by acyclic models.

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    The comparison map from simplicial singular to normalized cubical chains: the natural chain map sending a point to the same point, built by acyclic models.

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      The comparison map to simplicial chains is compatible with the augmentations.

      The comparison map to cubical chains is compatible with the augmentations.

      The composite of the comparison maps on simplicial chains is homotopic to the identity.

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        The composite of the comparison maps on cubical chains is homotopic to the identity.

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          Cubical and simplicial singular chains are naturally chain homotopy equivalent.

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            The comparison maps in degree zero #

            The comparison map to cubical chains sends a point to the point cube.

            The comparison map to simplicial chains sends a point cube to the point.

            The comparison map to simplicial chains sends any 0-cube to the chain of its point.

            The comparison with simplicial chains is natural: pushing forward the image of a cube is the image of the pushed-forward cube.

            noncomputable def TauCeti.cubicalToSingularGen (k : Type u) [Ring k] (n : ℕ) :
            ↑(((singularChains k).obj (cubeModel n)).X n)

            The image, under the comparison with simplicial chains, of the identity cube of the model Iⁿ.

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              noncomputable def TauCeti.cubicalToSingularSubcube (k : Type u) [Ring k] (n : ℕ) {m : ℕ} (ι : C(Fin m → ↑unitInterval, Fin n → ↑unitInterval)) :
              ↑(((singularChains k).obj (cubeModel n)).X m)

              The image, under the comparison with simplicial chains, of the subcube upCube n ∘ ι of the model Iⁿ.

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                The comparison with simplicial chains sends a cube to the image of the model generator under the cube, regarded as a map from the model.

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                In degree zero, the model generator of the comparison to simplicial chains is the 0-simplex at the unique point of the 0-cube.

                The image of the identity cube is the image of its subcube along the identity.

                The image of a degenerate subcube of the model is zero.

                Pushing forward the image of a subcube of the model along a map between models is the image of the pushed-forward subcube.

                The boundary of the image of the identity cube of the model Iⁿ⁺¹ is the alternating sum of the images of its faces.

                noncomputable def TauCeti.singularToCubicalGen (k : Type u) [Ring k] (n : ℕ) :

                The image, under the comparison with cubical chains, of the identity simplex of the model Δⁿ.

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                  The comparison with cubical chains sends a simplex to the image of the model generator under the simplex, regarded as a map from the model.

                  The chain homotopy singularToCubicalCompHomotopy evaluated on a simplex is the image of its value on the identity simplex of the model under the simplex, regarded as a map from the model.

                  The chain homotopy cubicalToSingularCompHomotopy evaluated on a cube is the image of its value on the identity cube of the model under the cube, regarded as a map from the model.

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                  In degree zero, the model generator of the comparison to cubical chains is the point cube at the vertex of the 0-simplex.

                  Quasi-isomorphisms and the homology comparison #

                  The comparison map to cubical chains is a quasi-isomorphism.

                  The comparison map to simplicial chains is a quasi-isomorphism.

                  Cubical singular homology is singular homology: the isomorphism induced by the comparison of cubical and simplicial chains.

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                    noncomputable def TauCeti.cubicalCycleOfPoint (k : Type u) [Ring k] {X : TopCat} (x : ↑X) :

                    The point cube at x, as a cycle of degree zero of the normalized cubical chains of X.

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                      The comparison of singular with normalized cubical homology sends the class of a point x in degree zero to the class of the point cube at x.

                      Cubical singular homology is naturally isomorphic to singular homology, as functors on topological spaces.

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                        A map of spaces which induces a quasi-isomorphism of normalized cubical chains induces isomorphisms on singular homology.