Compression of cubical chains with local coefficients #
Let D be a TauCeti.SubspaceCubeDeformation A ⊤: a deformation of every singular cube of X into
a subspace A, compatible with faces and degeneracies and fixing the cubes of A. For every local
coefficient system L on X, this file shows that the inclusion of A induces a chain homotopy
equivalence from the normalized cubical chains of A with coefficients in the restriction of L
to the normalized cubical chains of X with coefficients in L. This is the local-coefficient
form of TauCeti.SubspaceCubeDeformation.normalizedCubicalChainComplexHomotopyEquiv.
A coefficient of a cube lives in the fibre of L at the origin of the cube, so the operators of the
constant case have to move it.
- During the deformation, the origin of a cube
ctraces a path fromc 0to the origin of the endD.retract cof the deformation. Its class isD.originTransport c. The retractionD.twistedRetractChain Lsendscwith a coefficientatoD.retract cwithatransported along this path. It is a chain map, and a left inverse of the inclusion. - The swept cube
D.sweep cstarts at the origin ofc, so the swept-cube operatorD.twistedPrismChain Lkeeps the coefficient. Every transport that occurs in the faces of the swept cube, in the retraction and in the faces ofcis a path class inside the swept cube. The cube is simply connected, so such a path class is determined by its end points. Hence the prism identity∂ P + P ∂ = ι ρ - idholds exactly as for constant coefficients.
By the compression lemma such a deformation exists as soon as every point of X is joined by a
path to A and all relative homotopy sets π_{n+1}(X, A, a) vanish
(TauCeti.quasiIso_normalizedTwistedCubicalChainComplexMap_subtypeVal_of_relHomotopyGroup). For
the inclusion of the bottom face of the mapping cylinder of a weak homotopy equivalence, this is
the main step in the proof that weak homotopy equivalences induce isomorphisms on homology with
local coefficients.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.SubspaceCubeDeformation.originTransport: the class of the path traced by the origin of a cube during its deformation.TauCeti.SubspaceCubeDeformation.twistedRetractChain,TauCeti.SubspaceCubeDeformation.twistedPrismChain: the retraction and the swept-cube operator on normalized cubical chains with local coefficients.TauCeti.SubspaceCubeDeformation.twistedRetractChainMap,TauCeti.SubspaceCubeDeformation.twistedRetractHomotopy: the retraction as a chain map, and the chain homotopy from the identity to its composite with the inclusion.TauCeti.SubspaceCubeDeformation.normalizedTwistedCubicalChainComplexHomotopyEquiv: the chain homotopy equivalence induced by the inclusion ofA.
Main results #
TauCeti.SubspaceCubeDeformation.twistedRetractChain_map_subtypeVal: the retraction is a left inverse of the inclusion.TauCeti.SubspaceCubeDeformation.boundary_twistedPrismChain_add_twistedPrismChain_boundary: the prism identity∂ P + P ∂ = ι ρ - id.TauCeti.SubspaceCubeDeformation.quasiIso_normalizedTwistedCubicalChainComplexMap: the inclusion ofAinduces a quasi-isomorphism of normalized cubical chains with local coefficients.TauCeti.quasiIso_normalizedTwistedCubicalChainComplexMap_subtypeVal_of_relHomotopyGroup: the same conclusion from the vanishing of the relative homotopy sets.
References #
- The chain-level construction extends the constant-coefficient one of
TauCeti.AlgebraicTopology.Singular.Cubical.Compression.Retraction. - A. Hatcher, Algebraic Topology, Section 3.H (homology with local coefficients) and Section 4.1, Proposition 4.21 (a weak homotopy equivalence induces isomorphisms on homology).
- J.-P. Serre, Homologie singulière des espaces fibrés. Applications, Ann. of Math. 54 (1951), Chapter II, for cubical chains with local coefficients.
- W. S. Massey, Singular Homology Theory, GTM 70, Springer, 1980, Chapter II, for normalized cubical chains and their prism operators.
The transport along the track of the origin of the singular cube c: the class of the
path traced by the origin of c during its deformation into A.
Instances For
The transport along the track of the origin of c is the path class inside the swept cube of
c from its origin to the origin of the end of the deformation.
Transport along the track of the origin of c, followed by transport inside the end of the
deformation into one of its faces, is transport inside c into that face followed by
transport along the track of the origin of the face.
The track of the origin of a cube of A is constant.
The operators on unnormalized chains #
The operators on normalized chains #
The retraction onto the cubes of A on normalized cubical chains with coefficients in
L: the end of the deformation of a cube, carrying the coefficient transported along the track of
the origin of the cube, in the restriction of L to A.
Instances For
The retraction sends a cube with a coefficient to the end of the deformation of the cube, with the coefficient transported along the track of the origin.
The negative swept-cube operator on normalized cubical chains with coefficients in L.
Instances For
The swept-cube operator sends a cube with a coefficient to the negative of its swept cube, which starts at the origin of the cube and carries the same coefficient.
The retraction is a left inverse of the inclusion on normalized cubical chains with local
coefficients, since the deformation fixes the cubes of A.
The retraction commutes with the boundary.
The prism identity ∂ P + P ∂ = ι ρ - id in positive degrees, for the swept-cube operator
P, the retraction ρ and the inclusion ι of A.
The prism identity ∂ P = ι ρ - id in degree zero.
The chain homotopy equivalence of normalized cubical chain complexes #
The retraction onto the cubes of A, as a chain map from the normalized cubical chains of X
with coefficients in L to those of A with coefficients in the restriction of L.
Instances For
The components of the retraction chain map.
The retraction chain map is a left inverse of the chain map induced by the inclusion of
A.
The retraction chain map is a left inverse of the chain map induced by the inclusion of
A.
The chain homotopy from the identity to the composite of the retraction and the inclusion of
A, given in degree m by the swept-cube operator -D.twistedPrismChain L m.
Instances For
The chain homotopy is the swept-cube operator.
The inclusion of A induces a chain homotopy equivalence of normalized cubical chains with
local coefficients, from the chains of A with coefficients in the restriction of L to the
chains of X with coefficients in L, with the retraction as homotopy inverse.
Instances For
The inclusion of A induces a quasi-isomorphism of normalized cubical chains with local
coefficients.
The inclusion of a subspace with vanishing relative homotopy sets induces a quasi-isomorphism
of normalized cubical chains with local coefficients. If every point of X is joined by a path
to a point of A, and the relative homotopy set π_{n+1}(X, A, a) is trivial for every n and
every a ∈ A, then for every local coefficient system L on X the inclusion of A induces
isomorphisms H_n(A; L|_A) ≅ H_n(X; L) on normalized cubical homology with local
coefficients.