Serre fibrations #
A map p : E → B has the homotopy lifting property with respect to a space A when
every homotopy H : I × A → B whose initial map lifts along p to f : A → E lifts along p to
a homotopy G : I × A → E starting at f. A Serre fibration is a map with the homotopy
lifting property with respect to every disk Dⁿ. Equivalently, it has the right lifting
property with respect to the inclusions ι₀ : Dⁿ ⟶ Dⁿ ⊗ I of the disks as the bottoms of their
cylinders, and this is how TauCeti.TopCat.serreFibrations is defined, as a
MorphismProperty of TopCat. Defining it as a right lifting property makes Mathlib's general
theory of lifting properties apply: Serre fibrations contain the isomorphisms, are closed under
composition, retracts and products, and are stable under base change.
The homotopy lifting property itself, TauCeti.HasHomotopyLiftingProperty, is in
TauCeti.Topology.Homotopy.Lifting.Basic. Since the closed unit ball of ℝⁿ is homeomorphic to
the cube Iⁿ, a Serre fibration is equivalently a map with the homotopy lifting property
with respect to every cube (TauCeti.TopCat.mem_serreFibrations_iff_cube); cubes are the
convenient test spaces for subdivision arguments.
A map of fibrations is a commutative square, and it induces maps between the fibres
(CategoryTheory.CommSq.fiberMap, in TauCeti.Topology.Category.TopCat.Fiber). The base change
of a fibration along a map g : B' ⟶ B is again a fibration
(TauCeti.TopCat.mem_serreFibrations_pullbackFst), with the same fibres
(TopCat.Hom.fiberPullbackFstIso, in TauCeti.Topology.Category.TopCat.Pullback).
Main declarations #
TauCeti.TopCat.serreFibrations: Serre fibrations, the right lifting property with respect to the inclusionsι₀ : Dⁿ ⟶ Dⁿ ⊗ I.TauCeti.TopCat.exists_path_lift_of_mem_serreFibrations: a Serre fibration lifts paths. In particular a point joined in the base to a point with path-connected fibre is joined to it in the total space (TauCeti.TopCat.joined_of_mem_serreFibrations), and a point of the base joined to the image has a nonempty fibre (TauCeti.TopCat.nonempty_fiber_of_mem_serreFibrations).TauCeti.TopCat.mem_serreFibrations_iffandTauCeti.TopCat.mem_serreFibrations_iff_cube: Serre fibrations are the maps with the homotopy lifting property for every disk, equivalently for every cube.IsCoveringMap.mem_serreFibrationsandTauCeti.TopCat.mem_serreFibrations_fst: covering maps and product projections are Serre fibrations.TauCeti.TopCat.mem_serreFibrations_pullbackFst: the base change of a Serre fibration is a Serre fibration.TauCeti.TopCat.mem_serreFibrations_restrictPreimage: the restriction of a Serre fibration over a subset of the base is a Serre fibration.
References #
- A. Hatcher, Algebraic Topology, Section 4.2, the homotopy lifting property and the definition of a fibration.
- J.-P. Serre, Homologie singulière des espaces fibrés. Applications, Ann. of Math. 54 (1951).
- The definition of
TauCeti.TopCat.serreFibrationsas the right lifting property with respect to a family of morphisms follows Mathlib'sSSet.innerFibrations.
A morphism p of TopCat has the right lifting property with respect to the inclusion
ι₀ : A ⟶ A ⊗ I of A as the bottom of its cylinder exactly when it has the homotopy lifting
property with respect to A.
Serre fibrations: the morphisms of TopCat with the right lifting property with respect
to the inclusions ι₀ : Dⁿ ⟶ Dⁿ ⊗ I of the disks as the bottoms of their cylinders, that is,
with the homotopy lifting property with respect to every disk.
Instances For
A morphism is a Serre fibration exactly when it has the right lifting property with respect to
every inclusion ι₀ : Dⁿ ⟶ Dⁿ ⊗ I.
A morphism is a Serre fibration exactly when it has the homotopy lifting property with respect
to the closed unit ball of ℝⁿ for every n.
A morphism is a Serre fibration exactly when it has the homotopy lifting property with respect
to the cube Iⁿ for every n.
A morphism with the homotopy lifting property with respect to every space in its universe is a Serre fibration.
A Serre fibration lifts paths: a path in B starting at p e lifts to a path in E starting
at e.
Path lifting into a path-connected fibre. If the fibre of a Serre fibration p over
p y is path-connected, then a point x whose projection is joined to p y is joined to y.
Lifting the end point of a path. If a point b of the base of a Serre fibration p is
joined to a point of the image of p, then the fibre of p over b is nonempty.
The restriction p⁻¹(t) → t of a Serre fibration p over any subset t of the base is a
Serre fibration.
The projection B ⊗ F ⟶ B is a Serre fibration.
The base change {(b', e) | g b' = p e} ⟶ B' of a Serre fibration p along any map
g : B' ⟶ B is a Serre fibration.
A covering map is a Serre fibration.