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TauCeti.AlgebraicTopology.ThricePuncturedSphere.PuncturedHalfPlanes

The fundamental groups of the two open sets of the standard cover #

The thrice-punctured sphere ℂ ∖ {0, 1} is covered by the two open sets A = {z | re z < 1} and B = {z | 0 < re z}. In ℂ, the set A is the convex half-plane re z < 1 punctured at 0, and B is the convex half-plane 0 < re z punctured at 1. The fundamental group of a punctured convex domain is infinite cyclic, generated by a small circle about the puncture (StarConvex.fundamentalGroupMulEquivInt_sphereLoop). This file records the two instances, with their generators named:

The classes periph0Left and periph1Right are distinct from the peripheral elements periph0 and periph1 of π₁(ℂ ∖ {0, 1}, 1/2): they live in the fundamental groups of the two open sets, and the inclusions of A and B carry them to periph0 and periph1. The two isomorphisms, with their values on these generators, are the factors that the Seifert–van Kampen theorem for the cover {A, B} assembles into the fundamental group of ℂ ∖ {0, 1}.

The computation for A is the punctured star-convex computation with centre 0 and radius 1/2; the one for B is transported from it along the involution z ↦ 1 − z, which carries A onto B, fixes the basepoint and carries γ0 to γ1 pointwise, so both generators go to +1.

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The peripheral classes in A and in B #

The class of the peripheral loop γ0 in the fundamental group of A = {re z < 1}. The inclusion of A carries it to periph0 (map_val_periph0Left).

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    The class of the peripheral loop γ1 in the fundamental group of B = {0 < re z}. The inclusion of B carries it to periph1 (map_val_periph1Right).

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      The inclusion A ↪ ℂ ∖ {0, 1} carries the class of γ0 in A to the peripheral element periph0.

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      The inclusion B ↪ ℂ ∖ {0, 1} carries the class of γ1 in B to the peripheral element periph1.

      π₁(A, 1/2) #

      The fundamental group of A = {re z < 1} is infinite cyclic: π₁(A, 1/2) ≃* ℤ. It is the punctured star-convex computation for the half-plane re z < 1 punctured at 0, and it sends the class of γ0 to 1 (leftOpenFundamentalGroupMulEquivInt_periph0Left).

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        The isomorphism π₁(A, 1/2) ≃* ℤ sends the class of the counterclockwise loop γ0 to 1.

        π₁(B, 1/2) #

        The fundamental group of B = {0 < re z} is infinite cyclic: π₁(B, 1/2) ≃* ℤ. It is transported from leftOpenFundamentalGroupMulEquivInt along the involution z ↦ 1 − z, which carries A onto B and fixes the basepoint, and it sends the class of γ1 to 1 (rightOpenFundamentalGroupMulEquivInt_periph1Right).

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          The isomorphism π₁(B, 1/2) ≃* ℤ sends the class of the counterclockwise loop γ1 to 1.

          Path-connectedness #

          A = {re z < 1} is path connected: it is homotopy equivalent to the circle |z| = 1/2.

          B = {0 < re z} is path connected, being homeomorphic to A by z ↦ 1 − z.

          Generation #

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          The class of γ0 generates π₁(A, 1/2).

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          The class of γ1 generates π₁(B, 1/2).