The DG algebra of normalized cubical chains of a topological monoid #
For a topological monoid G, the graded algebra ⨁ n, C^□_n(G; R) of
TauCeti.AlgebraicTopology.Singular.Cubical.MonoidAlgebra.Graded is a differential graded algebra,
with the boundary as differential and C^□_n in cohomological degree -n (the convention
C^{-n} = C_n). The grading and the differential make sense for the chains of any space; they
are also those of the DG right modules of chains of a space with a right action of G
(TauCeti.AlgebraicTopology.Singular.Cubical.MonoidAlgebra.Action).
Main definitions #
TauCeti.cubicalChainGrading G R: theℤ-grading ofnormalizedCubicalChainAlgebra G R, withC^□_nin degree-n.TauCeti.cubicalChainDifferential G R: the boundary as anR-linear endomorphism.TauCeti.cubicalChainSumMap R f: the push-forward⨁ n, C^□_n(X; R) → ⨁ n, C^□_n(Y; R)along a continuous mapf : X → Y.- The
GradedAlgebrainstance oncubicalChainGrading G R.
Main results #
TauCeti.cubicalChainSumMap_id,TauCeti.cubicalChainSumMap_comp,TauCeti.cubicalChainDifferential_cubicalChainSumMap: the push-forward is a functorial chain map.TauCeti.cubicalChain_isDGAlgebra:normalizedCubicalChainAlgebra G Rwith this grading and differential is a differential graded algebra.
References #
- W. S. Massey, Singular Homology Theory, GTM 70, Springer, 1980, Chapter VII.
The graded piece of cohomological degree i of the algebra of cubical chains: the chains of
dimension -i when i ≤ 0, and zero otherwise.
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Membership in a graded piece: zero, or a chain of the dimension -i.
The cubical chains have no elements of positive cohomological degree.
A chain of positive cohomological degree vanishes.
A chain of dimension n lies in cohomological degree -n.
The decomposition of the algebra of cubical chains along its ℤ-grading.
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The algebra of cubical chains is the internal direct sum of its graded pieces.
The Pontryagin product adds cohomological degrees.
The algebra of cubical chains is a ℤ-graded algebra.
The boundary of the chains of dimension n, as a map into the graded algebra; it vanishes in
dimension 0.
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The differential of the algebra of cubical chains: the boundary, of cohomological degree
+1.
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The differential on the chains of a given dimension.
The differential vanishes on 0-chains.
The differential on (k + 1)-chains is the boundary.
The sign (-1) ^ (-n) acts on the graded algebra as (-1) ^ n ∈ R.
The differential raises the cohomological degree by one.
The differential of a chain of nonnegative cohomological degree vanishes.
The differential squares to zero.
The push-forward f_* : ⨁ n, C^□_n(X; R) → ⨁ n, C^□_n(Y; R) along a continuous map,
dimension by dimension.
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The push-forward on a chain of dimension n.
The dimension n component of a push-forward is the push-forward of the component.
The push-forward along the identity is the identity.
The push-forward along a composite is the composite of the push-forwards.
The push-forward preserves the cohomological degree.
The push-forward is a chain map: it commutes with the boundary.
The graded Leibniz rule on homogeneous chains.
The normalized cubical chains of a topological monoid form a differential graded algebra:
⨁ n, C^□_n(G; R) with the Pontryagin product, C^□_n in cohomological degree -n, and the
boundary as differential.