Attaching a family of cells #
For a family of maps φ i : ∂𝔻 n ⟶ X, this file constructs the space obtained by attaching
one n-disk along each φ i. The construction is the pushout of the coproduct of the boundary
inclusions. It comes with its inclusion of X, characteristic maps for the new cells, the
pushout universal property, and an AttachCells witness.
The inclusion of the old space is a closed embedding, and the attachment is Hausdorff when the old space is. Each attaching map becomes null-homotopic after inclusion, since it extends over its characteristic disk. These facts are the point-set input for killing chosen homotopy classes by cell attachment.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.cellAttachment: the space obtained by attaching the disks.TauCeti.cellAttachmentIncl: the inclusion of the old space.TauCeti.cellAttachmentCell: the characteristic map of an attached cell.TauCeti.cellAttachmentAttachCells: the categorical cell-attachment witness.TauCeti.cellAttachmentLift: the map induced by compatible maps from the old space and disks.
References #
- A. Hatcher, Algebraic Topology, Chapter 0 and Section 4.1.
- R. Fritsch and R. Piccinini, Cellular Structures in Topology, Cambridge University Press, 1990.
The space obtained from X by attaching one n-disk along each map
φ i : ∂𝔻 n ⟶ X.
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The inclusion of the old space into a cell attachment.
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The characteristic map of the cell attached along φ i.
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The characteristic map of an attached cell restricts on its boundary to the attaching map.
The characteristic map of an attached cell restricts on its boundary to the attaching map.
The inclusion into cellAttachment φ is obtained by attaching n-disks in the sense of
Mathlib's categorical AttachCells structure.
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The cells in cellAttachmentAttachCells have the prescribed characteristic maps.
A compatible map on the old space and on every characteristic disk induces a map out of the cell attachment.
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The lift out of a cell attachment restricts to the prescribed map on the old space.
The lift out of a cell attachment restricts to the prescribed map on the old space.
The lift out of a cell attachment restricts to the prescribed map on each disk.
The lift out of a cell attachment restricts to the prescribed map on each disk.
The inclusion of the old space into a cell attachment is a closed embedding.
Attaching disks to a Hausdorff space produces a Hausdorff space.
Every prescribed attaching map becomes null-homotopic after inclusion into the cell attachment: its characteristic disk gives an extension.