Bourbaki

Exercise 10, § 5

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Algebraic Topology, IV, p. 465

Let W be the Warsaw circle, defined in Exercise 1, IV, p. 455, whose notations we take up again.

a) Let R be the equivalence relation in W whose only classes not reduced to a single element are B and S; let p:W→W/Rp: W\rightarrow W/R be the canonical surjection. Prove that the quotient space W/RW/R is homotopic, but not homeomorphic, to the circle S1\mathbf{S}_1. Prove that the homomorphism p∗p_* is not surjective.

b) Let R′R' be the equivalence relation in W of which B∪SB\cup S is the only equivalence class not reduced to a single element; let p′:W→W/R′p': W\rightarrow W/R' be the canonical surjection. Prove that the space W/R′W/R' is homeomorphic to S1\mathbf{S}_1, that the homomorphism p∗p_* is not surjective, but that the equivalence classes of R′R' are connected.

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