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TauCeti.AlgebraicTopology.Singular.Empty

Relative singular homology of a space modulo the empty subspace #

This file identifies the relative singular chains of (X, ∅) with the ordinary singular chains of X. The quotient map supplies the comparison, naturally in X, and applying homology gives the corresponding natural isomorphism between ordinary and relative singular homology.

This is the quotient-chain comparison for the empty subspace, following the relative singular chain construction in Eilenberg--Steenrod, Foundations of Algebraic Topology, Chapters I--III. The formal infrastructure is Mathlib's relative simplicial chains: the comparison is the quotient natural transformation SSetPair.chainComplexFunctorπ, and its invertibility for a pair whose subcomplex is empty is Mathlib's SSetPair.isIso_chainComplexπ.

For any pair whose subspace is empty, the singular simplicial set of the subspace has no simplices (TopPair.hasDimensionLT_toSSetPair_left_of_isEmpty), so by Mathlib's SSetPair.isIso_chainComplexπ the quotient map TopPair.singularHomologyπ from ambient to relative singular homology is an isomorphism, found by instance resolution.

The subspace of the pair (X, ∅) is empty.

The singular simplicial set of an empty subspace has no simplices.

Restricting relative singular chains along TopPair.incl agrees with restricting relative simplicial chains along the singular-pair functor.

The quotient map from ordinary singular chains to the relative singular chains of (X, ∅), as a natural transformation in X.

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    Each component of the comparison from ordinary to relative singular chains is the quotient map, up to the transports identifying the source and target chain complexes.

    Restricting relative singular homology to pairs (X, ∅) agrees with taking homology after restricting the relative singular chain complex functor.

    Ordinary singular homology is naturally isomorphic to relative singular homology modulo the empty subspace. Its forward map is induced by the quotient map on singular chains.

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      The component at X of the comparison from ordinary singular homology to relative singular homology of (X, ∅) is the map induced by the quotient from ambient to relative chains.