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TauCeti.AlgebraicTopology.ThricePuncturedSphere.PeripheralLoops

The peripheral loops of the thrice-punctured sphere #

The fundamental group of the thrice-punctured sphere ℂ ∖ {0, 1} at the basepoint b = 1/2 is generated by loops around the punctures. This file fixes the two loops that serve as its free generators and the three peripheral elements of the fundamental group built from them. The monodromy of a three-point cover along these elements is the permutation triple of the cover.

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References #

The peripheral loop around the puncture 0: the circle t ↦ (1/2)·exp(2πit) of radius 1/2 about 0, based at b = 1/2 and traversed counterclockwise.

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    The peripheral loop around the puncture 1: the circle t ↦ 1 − (1/2)·exp(2πit) of radius 1/2 about 1, based at b = 1/2 and traversed counterclockwise.

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      @[simp]
      theorem TauCeti.ThricePuncturedSphere.coe_γ0 (t : ↑unitInterval) :
      ↑(γ0 t) = circleMap 0 (1 / 2) (2 * Real.pi * ↑t)
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      theorem TauCeti.ThricePuncturedSphere.coe_γ1 (t : ↑unitInterval) :
      ↑(γ1 t) = circleMap 1 (-(1 / 2)) (2 * Real.pi * ↑t)

      The loop γ0 is t ↦ (1/2)·exp(2πit).

      The loop γ1 is t ↦ 1 − (1/2)·exp(2πit).

      The loop γ0 lies on the circle of radius 1/2 about 0.

      The loop γ1 lies on the circle of radius 1/2 about 1.

      The loop γ0 lies in the open set A = {re z < 1} of the standard cover.

      The loop γ1 lies in the open set B = {0 < re z} of the standard cover.

      The two peripheral loops meet only at the basepoint: the circles |z| = 1/2 and |z − 1| = 1/2 are externally tangent at 1/2.

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      The involution z ↦ 1 − z fixes the basepoint 1/2.

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      The involution z ↦ 1 − z carries the loop around 0 to the loop around 1, pointwise on the unit interval.

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      The involution z ↦ 1 − z carries the loop around 1 to the loop around 0, pointwise on the unit interval.

      The peripheral elements of the fundamental group #

      The peripheral element at the puncture ∞, defined as (periph1 * periph0)⁻¹ so that the three peripheral elements have product one.

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        The product relation of the three peripheral elements.

        Peripheral conjugacy classes at arbitrary basepoints #

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        At the standard basepoint, the canonical peripheral class around 0 is the class of periph0.

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        At the standard basepoint, the canonical peripheral class around 1 is the class of periph1.

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        At the standard basepoint, the canonical peripheral class around ∞ is the class of periphInf.

        Transport along any path from basePt carries periph0 to a representative of the canonical peripheral conjugacy class around 0.

        Transport along any path from basePt carries periph1 to a representative of the canonical peripheral conjugacy class around 1.

        Transport along any path from basePt carries periphInf to a representative of the canonical peripheral conjugacy class around ∞.

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        The peripheral conjugacy class around 0 is preserved by basepoint change.

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        The peripheral conjugacy class around 1 is preserved by basepoint change.

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        The peripheral conjugacy class around ∞ is preserved by basepoint change.

        The involution z ↦ 1 − z on the fundamental group #

        Since mob01 fixes the basepoint, it induces an automorphism of π₁(ℂ ∖ {0, 1}, 1/2) with no choice of connecting path. It exchanges the two peripheral loops on the nose, so it exchanges periph0 and periph1, and it carries periphInf to its conjugate by periph1. These are the values that make the pullback of a cover along z ↦ 1 − z exchange the roles of 0 and 1 in its monodromy triple. The three lemmas are not simp lemmas: homeomorphMulEquivOfEq_apply already rewrites their left-hand sides to FundamentalGroup.mapOfEq, so they are used by rw.

        The automorphism of the fundamental group induced by z ↦ 1 − z sends periphInf to its conjugate periph1⁻¹ * periphInf * periph1, the third component of the branch-point operation exchanging 0 and 1.