Barycentric Subdivision Chain Homotopy #
The components of the chain homotopy between barycentric subdivision and the
identity: in the slot (p, q) it is -H_p when q = p + 1 and 0 otherwise.
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In the relevant slot, the homotopy component is -H_p.
The chain-homotopy identity in Mathlib's sign convention. For every degree
n, the degree-n component of the subdivision chain map equals
dNext + prevD of the homotopy operator plus the identity component. This is the
comm field of the Homotopy structure, isolated as a theorem.
Barycentric subdivision is chain-homotopic to the identity.
A Homotopy between the barycentric subdivision chain map and the identity chain
map of the singular chain complex, built from the homotopy operator -H.
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Induced map on homology is the identity (named form).
Since barycentric subdivision is chain-homotopic to the identity, it induces the identity on every singular homology group.
Induced map on homology is the identity (alias). Same statement as
barycentricSubdivision_induces_identity_on_homology, kept under the design's
preferred name.
Chain-level boundary witness.
The difference sd(c) - c is the (negative of the) chain-homotopy boundary
∂ H(c) + H(∂ c). Concretely, with the library's index convention,
sd(c) - c = -(∂ H(c) + H(∂ c)),
where H(∂ c) is homotopyBoundaryTerm R X n c. This is the explicit formula
needed later to show that a cycle and its subdivision represent the same homology
class.