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TauCeti.AlgebraicTopology.Singular.EilenbergZilber

The Eilenberg–Zilber theorem for singular chains #

For topological spaces X and Y, the Alexander–Whitney map C(X × Y; R ⊗ S) ⟶ C(X; R) ⊗ C(Y; S) on singular chains is a chain homotopy equivalence with homotopy inverse the shuffle map (TopCat.eilenbergZilberHomotopyEquiv).

The composite shuffle ∘ AW is the simplicial composite for Sing X and Sing Y, conjugated by the canonical isomorphism Sing (X × Y) ≅ Sing X × Sing Y (TopCat.alexanderWhitney_shuffle), so its homotopy to the identity (TopCat.alexanderWhitneyShuffleHomotopy) is the simplicial one, SSet.alexanderWhitneyShuffleHomotopy, transported along this isomorphism. The composite AW ∘ shuffle is the simplicial composite itself (TopCat.shuffle_alexanderWhitney), so its homotopy to the identity (TopCat.shuffleAlexanderWhitneyHomotopy) is SSet.shuffleAlexanderWhitneyHomotopy.

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The Eilenberg–Zilber homotopy on singular chains: the Alexander–Whitney map C(X × Y; R ⊗ S) ⟶ C(X; R) ⊗ C(Y; S) followed by the shuffle map is chain homotopic to the identity of C(X × Y; R ⊗ S).

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    The Eilenberg–Zilber theorem for singular chains: the Alexander–Whitney map C(X × Y; R ⊗ S) ⟶ C(X; R) ⊗ C(Y; S) is a chain homotopy equivalence, with homotopy inverse the shuffle map.

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