The models of the cubical–simplicial comparison #
The simplicial singular chains are free on the topological simplices Δⁿ, with generator the
identity simplex, and the normalized cubical chains are free on the cubes Iⁿ in the sense of
TauCeti.AcyclicModels.ModelPresentation, through the normalization of
TauCeti.AlgebraicTopology.Singular.Cubical.Normalization. Both are acyclic on every
contractible space, in particular on both kinds of models: the cubical chains by the cone of
TauCeti.AlgebraicTopology.Singular.Cubical.Cone, the simplicial chains by the vanishing of the
singular homology of a contractible space and the computation of H₀ of a connected simplicial
set.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.singularModelPresentation k,TauCeti.cubicalModelPresentation k: the two functors are free on models.
Main results #
TauCeti.isAcyclicOn_singularChains,TauCeti.isAcyclicOn_normalizedCubicalChainComplex: both functors are acyclic on families of contractible spaces.
Singular simplices #
The underlying morphism of a pushed-forward singular simplex.
The coefficients of a simplicial singular chain on the maps from the topological simplex.
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The simplicial singular chains are free on the topological simplices.
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The cubical models #
The cube Iⁿ, the model of the normalized cubical chains in degree n.
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The identity cube of the model, up to the universe lift.
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The origin of the model Iⁿ.
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A singular cube, as a map from the model.
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The normalized cubical chains are free on the cubes, through the normalization.
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The cube models are contractible.
Augmentations and acyclicity #
The augmentation of the normalized cubical chains.
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The normalized cubical chains are acyclic on contractible models.
The simplicial singular chains are acyclic on contractible models.
The simplicial singular chains are acyclic on the models of the normalized cubical chains.
The normalized cubical chains are acyclic on the models of the simplicial singular chains.
The simplicial singular chains are acyclic on their own models.
The normalized cubical chains are acyclic on their own models.
Properties of the cubical augmentation #
The augmentation of the normalized cubical chains is natural.
The augmentation of the normalized cubical chains vanishes on boundaries.
The degree-zero data of the comparison maps #
The 0-simplex at the point of the 0-cube: the value on the model of the comparison map
from cubical to simplicial chains in degree zero.
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The 0-cube at the vertex of the 0-simplex: the value on the model of the comparison map
from simplicial to cubical chains in degree zero.
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The comparison map to simplicial chains in degree zero preserves augmentations.
The comparison map to cubical chains in degree zero preserves augmentations.
The maps determined on the models, on generators #
On the chain of a simplex, the map determined by an element t on the simplicial model is
the image of t under that simplex.
On the class of a point cube, the map determined by an element t on the 0-cube is the
image of t under the corresponding map from the 0-cube.