Normal deck-subgroup fibre quotients #
For a regular preconnected covering map, the quotient of one fibre by a subgroup
H ≤ deck p is already identified with the coset quotient deck p ⧸ H. When H is normal,
this quotient is the regular-cover specialization of the normalizer quotient N(H) / H. This
file records that specialization directly, so deck-group computations for quotient covers can
move between fibre quotients and normalizer quotients without redoing the algebraic comparison.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.Deck.subgroupFiberOrbitQuotientEquivNormalizerQuotientOfNormal: for a normal subgroupH ≤ deck p, identifies the subgroup fibre-orbit quotient withN(H) / Hwhen the deck action on the chosen fibre is free and transitive.TauCeti.Deck.regularSubgroupFiberOrbitQuotientEquivNormalizerQuotientOfNormal: the regular-cover specialization.- Simp lemmas for the image of the chosen fibre point, its deck translates, and representatives of the inverse map.
References #
In the regular case H ◁ π₁(X, x₀), the deck group of the cover attached to H is
π₁(X, x₀) / H. The file combines Tau Ceti's regular fibre-quotient equivalence with the
algebraic normalizer-quotient comparison.
For a normal subgroup H ≤ deck p, the quotient of a fibre by the restricted H-action
is the normalizer quotient N(H) / H, once the deck action on the fibre is free and
transitive.
Under normality, N(H) = deck p, so this is the fibre-level version of the regular-cover
specialization from N(H) / H to deck p / H.
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For a regular preconnected covering and a normal subgroup H ≤ deck p, the quotient of a
fibre by the restricted H-action is the normalizer quotient N(H) / H.
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The normal-subgroup fibre quotient equivalence, followed by the normalizer quotient's
normal-case comparison, is the existing equivalence to deck p ⧸ H.
For a regular cover, the normal-subgroup fibre quotient equivalence, followed by the
normalizer quotient's normal-case comparison, is the existing equivalence to deck p ⧸ H.
The chosen fibre point maps to the identity class in the normalizer quotient.
For a regular cover, the chosen fibre point maps to the identity class in the normalizer quotient.
The normal-subgroup fibre quotient equivalence sends the class of φ • e to the
normalizer-quotient class of φ⁻¹.
For a regular cover, the normal-subgroup fibre quotient equivalence sends the class of
φ • e to the normalizer-quotient class of φ⁻¹.
The normal-subgroup fibre quotient equivalence sends the class of φ⁻¹ • e to the
normalizer-quotient class of φ.
For a regular cover, the normal-subgroup fibre quotient equivalence sends the class of
φ⁻¹ • e to the normalizer-quotient class of φ.
Equality of subgroup fibre-orbit classes of two deck translates is equality of the corresponding inverse representatives in the normalizer quotient.
For a preconnected cover, equality of subgroup fibre-orbit classes of two deck translates is equality of the corresponding inverse representatives in the normalizer quotient.
The inverse equivalence sends a normalizer representative to the fibre-orbit class of its inverse acting on the chosen fibre point.
For a regular cover, the inverse equivalence sends a normalizer representative to the fibre-orbit class of its inverse acting on the chosen fibre point.
In particular, the inverse equivalence sends the identity normalizer quotient class to the chosen fibre-orbit class.
For a regular cover, the inverse equivalence sends the identity normalizer quotient class to the chosen fibre-orbit class.