Bourbaki

Exercise 22, § 1

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Algebraic Topology, III, p. 327

Let X and Y be topological spaces, let A be a subspace of X and let B be a subspace of Y.

(a) Suppose that the pairs (X,A)(X,A) and (Y,B)(Y,B) are homeotopic. If the pair (X,A)(X,A) has the property of extension of homotopies, prove that the pair (Y,B)(Y,B) has it analogously.

(b) Conversely suppose that the pairs (X,A)(X,A) and (Y,B)(Y,B) have the property of extension of homotopies. Let f:X→Yf: X\rightarrow Y be a homeotopy which induces, by passing to subspaces, a homeomorphism of A onto B. Prove that ff is a homeotopy of the pair (X,A)(X,A) onto the pair (Y,B)(Y,B).

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