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Deck⁡(E/B)≅NG(H)/H for a connected covering

Statement

Let p:(E,e0)→(B,b0) be a connected covering of a path-connected locally path-connected base. Put G=π1(B,b0) and H=p∗π1(E,e0). Then

Deck⁡(E/B)≅NG(H)/H.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The covering and subgroups H≤NG(H)≤G in the Statement.

[L1]

There is a surjective homomorphism Θ:NG(H)→Deck⁡(E/B) with kernel H (Deck transformations of a connected covering correspond to cosets in the subgroup normalizer).

[F1]

The first isomorphism theorem gives K/ker⁡f≅im⁡f for a group homomorphism f:K→L (First isomorphism theorem for groups: G/ker⁡f≅im⁡f).

[F2]

An element of NG(H) conjugates H to itself (The normalizer NG(H)={g∈G:gHg−1=H} of a subgroup).

[F3]

The normalizer NG(H) is a subgroup of G (CG(x) and NG(H) are subgroups of G).

Proof

technique · direct
1.1L1

Use [L1] to take the surjective homomorphism Θ:NG(H)→Deck⁡(E/B).

1.2L1F2F3

By [F3], NG(H) is a group. By [F2], nHn−1=H for every n∈NG(H), so H⊴NG(H) and the quotient NG(H)/H is defined. By [L1], ker⁡Θ=H.

2.1step 1.1step 1.2F1∎

Applying [F1] to Θ gives NG(H)/H=NG(H)/ker⁡Θ≅im⁡Θ=Deck⁡(E/B).

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