Reconstructing a connected cover from a fundamental-group action #
Let A be a π₁(X, x₀)-set and choose a : A. The stabilizer of a is a subgroup of the
fundamental group, so the universal-cover quotient by that stabilizer is a connected covering
space of X. Its fibre over x₀ is equivariantly equivalent to the orbit of a, hence to A
itself when the action is transitive.
This is the object-level reconstruction in the classification of connected covers by transitive fundamental-group actions. The construction deliberately reuses the cover attached to a subgroup and orbit-stabilizer: no second topology on a reconstructed total space is introduced. A later step can extend the equivariant equivalence on the base fibre to a natural isomorphism of fundamental-groupoid actions and assemble the categorical equivalence.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.UniversalCover.stabilizerCover: the connected covering space obtained by quotienting the universal cover by the stabilizer of a point in a fundamental-group action.TauCeti.UniversalCover.stabilizerCoverBasepointFiber: the distinguished point of its fibre overx₀.TauCeti.UniversalCover.stabilizerCoverFiberEquivOrbit: the fibre of that cover overx₀is equivalent to the orbit ofa, andTauCeti.UniversalCover.stabilizerCoverFiberEquivOrbit_apply_monodromyshows this equivalence intertwines covering-space monodromy with the given fundamental-group action.TauCeti.UniversalCover.transitiveActionFiberEquivandTauCeti.UniversalCover.transitiveActionFiberEquiv_apply_monodromy: for a transitive action the same fibre is equivariantly equivalent to the wholeπ₁(X, x₀)-set.
References #
This is the reconstruction step in the alternative transitive-action formulation of Stage 2,
item 8 of TauCetiRoadmap/UniversalCovers/README.md. It is the standard stabilizer construction
for the equivalence between connected covering spaces and transitive fundamental-group sets; see
Hatcher, Algebraic Topology, Section 1.3. The proof uses Mathlib's orbit-stabilizer equivalence
and Tau Ceti's universal-cover quotient associated to a subgroup.
The connected covering space attached to a point a of a π₁(X, x₀)-set: it is the
universal cover modulo the stabilizer of a.
Its fibre over x₀ is the orbit of a, so for a transitive action it is the cover
reconstructed from the action.
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The stabilizer cover is the subgroup cover associated to the stabilizer of a.
The distinguished point of the fibre over x₀ of the cover reconstructed from a: the
class of the constant path at the basepoint.
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The fibre as an orbit #
The equivalence and its equivariance are first proved for the underlying quotient projection,
which carries the instances the orbit-stabilizer API needs, and are then transported to the
bundled cover along subgroupCoverFiberEquivSubgroupQuotient.
The fibre over x₀ of the cover reconstructed from a is equivalent to the orbit of a.
Under this equivalence the distinguished point of the fibre corresponds to a, by
stabilizerCoverFiberEquivOrbit_apply_basepoint; the equivariance statement is
stabilizerCoverFiberEquivOrbit_apply_monodromy.
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The fibre equivalence sends the distinguished point of the fibre to a.
The fibre equivalence is equivariant: monodromy of the reconstructed cover agrees with the
given action of the fundamental group on the orbit of a.
Transitive actions #
For a transitive action, the fibre over x₀ of the cover reconstructed from a is
equivalent to the whole π₁(X, x₀)-set, the orbit of a being everything.
Under this equivalence the distinguished point of the fibre corresponds to a, by
transitiveActionFiberEquiv_apply_basepoint.
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The fibre equivalence of a transitive action sends the distinguished point of the fibre
to a.
The fibre equivalence of a transitive action is equivariant: monodromy of the reconstructed
cover agrees with the given action of the fundamental group on A.