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Functoriality of relative homology
Statement
A continuous map of pairs , meaning , induces for every . Identity maps and composites induce identity maps and composites.
Facts & Assumptions
Given: A continuous with .
Proof
The induced singular-chain map sends into , hence defines a quotient-chain map.
It commutes with the quotient boundaries, so it maps cycles to cycles and boundaries to boundaries and hence descends to homology. The chain-level identity and composition laws persist after quotienting.
Depends on
Used by
- Equal Euler characteristic without homeomorphism Counterexample
- Degree of a self map of an oriented sphere Definition
- Orientation local system and orientation cover Definition
- Orientation-preserving homeomorphisms and the geometric definition of quasiconformality Definition
- The unreduced Burau relative homology module Definition
- Nonzero degree forces surjectivity on closed oriented manifolds Example
- Gauss-Bonnet alone does not classify surfaces False statement
- Braid mapping classes lift equivariantly to the Burau cover Lemma
- Coordinate-ball classes identify local homology stalks Lemma
- Properties of bounded-domain degree Lemma
- Smooth Beltrami coefficients admit quasiconformal solutions Lemma
- Smooth orientation sign is the local integral homology multiplier Lemma
- The geometric half twist acts on the lifted-edge basis by the Burau block Lemma
- The inverse of a quasiconformal map is quasiconformal with the same dilatation Lemma
- Excision for singular homology Theorem
- Local homology detects manifold dimension, interior, and boundary Theorem
- Naturality of the pair long exact sequence Theorem
- Regular-value formula for degree Theorem
- The geometric and analytic definitions of quasiconformality agree Theorem
- The topological and matrix Burau representations agree Theorem
- Top homology of a connected manifold Theorem
Dependency tree · two levels
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Sources
- Allen Hatcher, Algebraic Topology, §2.1 (standard reference, not scraped)