Functoriality of relative singular homology with local coefficients #
A map of topological pairs f : (X, A) ⟶ (Y, B) and a local coefficient system L on Y
induce maps from the relative twisted chains and homology of (X, A) with coefficients in
f⁎L to those of (Y, B) with coefficients in L. The construction descends the map on
ambient twisted chains through the quotient by the subspace chains.
The coefficient system on A obtained by first pulling L back to X and then restricting to
A is canonically isomorphic to the pullback to A of the restriction of L to B. This
comparison makes the maps on subspace and ambient chains into a morphism of the short exact
sequences of a pair. Consequently the relative map commutes with the connecting morphism in the
long exact sequence.
Together with TauCeti.AlgebraicTopology.Singular.Twisted.Basic, this supplies functoriality of
twisted singular homology for maps of spaces and maps of pairs.
References #
- A. Hatcher, Algebraic Topology, Section 3.H.
- A. Dold, Lectures on Algebraic Topology, Springer, 1972, Chapters VII--VIII.
Restricting a pulled-back local coefficient system to the subspace agrees canonically with pulling the restricted system back along the subspace component of a map of pairs.
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The map on twisted chains of the subspaces induced by a map of pairs. Its source is first identified with the pullback of the target subspace system.
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The maps induced by a map of pairs on subspace and ambient twisted chains form a commutative square.
The maps induced by a map of pairs on subspace and ambient twisted chains form a commutative square.
The map on relative twisted chain complexes induced by a map of topological pairs.
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The relative twisted chain map is characterized by compatibility with the quotient maps from the ambient twisted chain complexes.
The relative twisted chain map is characterized by compatibility with the quotient maps from the ambient twisted chain complexes.
Relative maps of pairs commute with a change of coefficients on the target pair.
Relative maps of pairs commute with a change of coefficients on the target pair.
The pullback along the ambient component of the identity map of a pair is canonically isomorphic to the original coefficient system.
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The identity map of a pair induces the coefficient-change map coming from the canonical identification of a system with its pullback along the identity.
Pullback along the ambient component of a composite of pair maps agrees canonically with iterated pullback along their ambient components.
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Maps of relative twisted chain complexes respect composition of maps of pairs, after the canonical comparison between pullback along a composite and iterated pullback.
Maps of relative twisted chain complexes respect composition of maps of pairs, after the canonical comparison between pullback along a composite and iterated pullback.
The morphism between the short exact sequences of twisted chains induced by a map of topological pairs.
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The map on relative twisted singular homology induced by a map of topological pairs.
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The homology maps of pairs commute with a change of coefficients on the target pair.
The homology maps of pairs commute with a change of coefficients on the target pair.
The quotient maps from ambient to relative twisted homology are natural in maps of topological pairs.
The quotient maps from ambient to relative twisted homology are natural in maps of topological pairs.
The identity law for maps on relative twisted homology.
The composition law for maps on relative twisted homology.
The composition law for maps on relative twisted homology.
The homology map induced by the map on subspace chains is the coefficient comparison followed by the map induced by the subspace component.
The homology maps induced by a map of pairs commute with the inclusions of the subspaces, after the canonical comparison of their pulled-back coefficient systems.
The connecting morphism in relative twisted homology is natural in maps of topological pairs.
The connecting morphism in relative twisted homology is natural in maps of topological pairs.