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TauCeti.AlgebraicTopology.Singular.Cubical.Comparison.CrossProduct

The cubical cross product and the simplicial cross product #

For a commutative ring k and spaces X and Y, there are two natural chain maps N(X; k) ⊗ N(Y; k) ⟶ C(X × Y; k) from the tensor product of the normalized cubical chains to the simplicial singular chains of the product:

They agree on the augmentation in degree zero, and the singular chains of the product are acyclic on the models of the tensor product (TauCeti.cubicalTensorModelPresentation), so by the method of acyclic models they are naturally chain homotopic (TauCeti.cubicalSingularCrossProductHomotopy), and equal on homology.

Main definitions and results #

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The cubical cross product followed by the comparison map to simplicial chains.

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    The tensor product of the two comparison maps followed by the simplicial cross product.

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      The tensor product of the comparison maps followed by the simplicial cross product is a composite.

      The cubical cross product followed by the comparison map to simplicial chains, as a natural transformation of functors on pairs of spaces.

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        The tensor product of the two comparison maps followed by the simplicial cross product, as a natural transformation of functors on pairs of spaces.

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          The two natural chain maps from the tensor product of the cubical chains to the singular chains of the product agree after augmentation in degree zero.

          The cubical and the simplicial cross product are naturally chain homotopic: the cubical cross product followed by the comparison map and the tensor product of the two comparison maps followed by the simplicial cross product, N(X; k) ⊗ N(Y; k) ⟶ C(X × Y; k), are chain homotopic. The homotopy is natural in both spaces.

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            The cubical cross product is the simplicial cross product on homology: the cubical cross product followed by the comparison map and the tensor product of the two comparison maps followed by the simplicial cross product induce the same map on homology.