2024-03-31

521: Maps Homotopic Relative to Subset of Domain

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definition of maps homotopic relative to subset of domain

Topics


About: topological space

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Starting Context



Target Context


  • The reader will have a definition of maps homotopic relative to subset of domain.

Orientation


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Main Body


1: Structured Description


Here is the rules of Structured Description.

Entities:
T1: { the topological spaces }
T2: { the topological spaces }
S: T1
f: :T1T2, { the continuous maps }
f: :T1T2, { the continuous maps }
//

Conditions:
F:T1×IT2,{ the continuous maps }, where I is [0,1]R
(
pT1
(
F(p,0)=f(p)

F(p,1)=f(p)
)

pS,sI
(
F(p,s)=f(p)=f(p)
)
).
//

F is called "relative homotopy".

ffrelS denotes the relation.


2: Natural Language Description


For any topological spaces, T1,T2, and any subset, ST1, any continuous maps, f,f:T1T2, such that there is a continuous map (called "relative homotopy"), F:T1×IT2, where I is [0,1]R, such that for each pT1, F(p,0)=f(p) and F(p,1)=f(p), and for each pS and each sI, F(p,s)=f(p)=f(p), denoted as ffrelS


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