LeanPool.WhiteheadTheorem.RelHomotopyGroup.LongExactSeq #
Imported Lean Pool material for LeanPool.WhiteheadTheorem.RelHomotopyGroup.LongExactSeq.
Ker j* ⊇ Im i* (for n ≥ 1) in
⋯ πₙ(A, a) ---i*ₙ---> πₙ(X, a) ---j*ₙ---> πₙ(X, A, a) ⋯
The long exact sequences ends with
π₁(X, A, a) ---∂--> π₀(A, a) ---i*--> π₀(X, a).
It is possible to extend the sequence to ⋯ π₀(X, a) ---j*--> π₀(X, A, a) -----> 0
by re-defining π₀(X, A, a) as the quotient of π₀(X, a) by the set i*(π₀(X, a)),
i.e., π₀(X, A, a) would be in bijection with the quotient of the path components of X
by those path components that intersect with A.
But this extension is not implemented in this Whitehead theorem project.
reference: https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/1302389/meaning-of-n-connected-pairs
Ker j* ⊆ Im i* in
⋯ πₙ(A, a) ---i*ₙ---> πₙ(X, a) ---j*ₙ---> πₙ(X, A, a) ⋯
Ker j* = Im i* (for n ≥ 1) in
⋯ πₙ(A, a) ---i*ₙ---> πₙ(X, a) ---j*ₙ---> πₙ(X, A, a) ⋯
Ker ∂ ⊇ Im j* in
⋯ πₙ₊₁(X, a) ---j*ₙ---> πₙ₊₁(X, A, a) ---∂ₙ---> πₙ(A, a) ⋯
g'' (yₙ, (y₀, y₁, …, yₙ₋₁)) = if yₙ ≤ 1/2 then f' (y₀, y₁, …, yₙ₋₁, 2 * yₙ) else H (2 * yₙ - 1, (y₀, y₁, …, yₙ₋₁))
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
Instances For
g'' is an element of Ω^ (Fin (n+1)) X a, i.e., it sends the boundary to a.
Equations
- RelHomotopyGroup.kerBdSubsetImJStar.g' n X A a f' hf0 = ⟨(RelHomotopyGroup.kerBdSubsetImJStar.g'' n X A a f' hf0).comp ↑Cube.splitAtLast, ⋯⟩
Instances For
G'' (t, (yₙ, (y₀, y₁, …, yₙ₋₁))) = if yₙ ≤ (1 + t) / 2 then f' (y₀, y₁, …, yₙ₋₁, (2 / (1 + t)) * yₙ) else H (2 * yₙ - (1 + t), (y₀, y₁, …, yₙ₋₁))
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Ker ∂ ⊆ Im j* in
⋯ πₙ₊₁(X, a) ---j*ₙ---> πₙ₊₁(X, A, a) ---∂ₙ---> πₙ(A, a) ⋯
Ker ∂ = Im j* in
⋯ πₙ₊₁(X, a) ---j*ₙ---> πₙ₊₁(X, A, a) ---∂ₙ---> πₙ(A, a) ⋯
Ker i* ⊇ Im ∂ in
⋯ πₙ₊₁(X, A, a) ---∂ₙ---> πₙ(A, a) ---i*ₙ--> πₙ(X, a) ⋯
Ker i* ⊆ Im ∂ in
⋯ πₙ₊₁(X, A, a) ---∂ₙ---> πₙ(A, a) ---i*ₙ--> πₙ(X, a) ⋯
Ker i* = Im ∂ in
⋯ πₙ₊₁(X, A, a) ---∂ₙ---> πₙ(A, a) ---i*ₙ--> πₙ(X, a) ⋯