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TauCeti.AlgebraicTopology.Singular.Cubical.Comparison.HomotopyInvariance

Homotopy invariance of cubical singular chains #

Homotopic maps induce chain homotopic maps of normalized cubical chains (TopCat.Homotopy.normalizedCubicalChainComplexMap), so a homotopy equivalence of spaces induces a chain homotopy equivalence of normalized cubical chain complexes (ContinuousMap.HomotopyEquiv.normalizedCubicalChainComplexHomotopyEquiv), in particular a quasi-isomorphism.

As the design of the comparison prescribes, this is not proved again on cubes: it is transported from the homotopy invariance of simplicial singular chains through the natural chain homotopy equivalence TauCeti.cubicalSingularHomotopyEquiv. If f and g are homotopic, then, writing φ and ψ for the comparison maps, N(f) ≃ φ ψ N(f) = φ S(f) ψ ≃ φ S(g) ψ = φ ψ N(g) ≃ N(g).

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Homotopic maps induce chain homotopic maps of normalized cubical chains.

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    A homotopy equivalence induces a chain homotopy equivalence of normalized cubical chains.

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      A homotopy equivalence induces a quasi-isomorphism of normalized cubical chains.