Deforming the top cells of a skeleton through their characteristic maps #
Let C be a relative CW complex, A a set of n-cells, and Ψ : I × Dⁿ → Dⁿ a family of maps
of the closed unit ball which fix the unit sphere. Reading Ψ through the characteristic map of
every cell of A, and fixing every other point, gives a family of maps
TauCeti.cellDeformation A Ψ of the n-skeleton skeletonLT C (n + 1), continuous in the time
and the point. Deformations of the closed unit ball fixing its boundary therefore become
deformations of the n-skeleton supported in the open cells of A.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.cellDeformation A Ψ:Ψread through the characteristic maps of the cells ofA.
Main results #
TauCeti.cellDeformation_map: through the characteristic map of a cell ofA, the deformation isΨ.TauCeti.cellDeformation_of_notMem: points outside the open cells ofAare fixed.TauCeti.cellDeformation_mem: the deformation keeps then-skeleton inside itself.TauCeti.continuous_cellDeformation: the deformation is continuous onI × skeletonLT C (n + 1).TauCeti.exists_homotopicRel_openCell: a deformation of the closed unit ball fixing the unit sphere, read through the characteristic map of onen-cellj, deforms maps into then-skeleton relative to the points not sent into the open cellj.
The family of maps Ψ of the closed unit ball read through the characteristic maps of a set
A of n-cells, at time t: a point of the open cell of some j ∈ A moves by Ψ read through
the characteristic map of j, and every other point is fixed.
Instances For
A point outside the open cells of A is fixed.
A point of the open cell of j ∈ A moves by Ψ, read through the characteristic map of
j.
The (n-1)-skeleton misses every open n-cell, and is fixed.
Through the characteristic map of a cell of A, the deformation is Ψ, provided Ψ
fixes the unit sphere.
The deformation keeps the n-skeleton inside itself, provided Ψ keeps the closed unit ball
inside itself.
The deformation is continuous on I × skeletonLT C (n + 1), provided Ψ fixes the unit
sphere and keeps the closed unit ball inside itself.
A deformation of the closed unit ball fixing the unit sphere, read through the
characteristic map of an n-cell j, deforms maps into the n-skeleton relative to the points
not sent into the open cell j. A point z sent into the open cell, at map n j y, ends at
map n j (g y).