Basepoint change for fundamental-group subgroups #
The pointed classification of connected covers records a subgroup of the fundamental group at
a chosen basepoint. Changing the basepoint along a path transports that subgroup by the
standard path-conjugation isomorphism of fundamental groups. This file packages that transport
and the induced transport of the normalizer quotient N(H) / H used for deck groups of covers
attached to subgroups.
Mathlib already supplies the fundamental-group isomorphism
FundamentalGroup.fundamentalGroupMulEquivOfPath; the declarations here are only the
subgroup and normalizer-quotient bookkeeping needed by the universal-covers roadmap.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.FundamentalGroup.basepointChangeSubgroup: transport a subgroup ofπ₁(X, x₀)along a pathγ : Path x₀ x₁.- Domain-specific membership, inclusion, monotonicity, and normality lemmas for
basepointChangeSubgroup. TauCeti.FundamentalGroup.basepointChangeNormalizerQuotientEquiv: the corresponding isomorphismN(H) / H ≃* N(γ₊H) / γ₊H.TauCeti.FundamentalGroup.mem_basepointChangeSubgroupand the representative[simp]lemmas for membership and quotient calculations under these domain-specific names.
References #
This supplies a small prerequisite for TauCetiRoadmap/UniversalCovers/README.md, Stage 2,
items 7 and 8: the pointed cover attached to H ≤ π₁(X, x₀), conjugacy under basepoint
change, and the normalizer quotient N(H) / H appearing as the deck group of that cover.
The subgroup of π₁(X, x₁) obtained from H ≤ π₁(X, x₀) by changing basepoint along a
path γ : Path x₀ x₁. This is the subgroup-level form of conjugating loops by γ.
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Membership in the subgroup transported along a basepoint-change path.
Membership in a transported subgroup, expressed by applying the inverse basepoint-change isomorphism.
A subgroup of the target fundamental group is contained in the transported subgroup iff its inverse basepoint-change image is contained in the original subgroup.
The transported subgroup is contained in a target subgroup iff the original subgroup is contained in the target subgroup's inverse image under basepoint change.
Basepoint-change transport is monotone on subgroups.
Normality is invariant under basepoint-change transport.
A normal subgroup remains normal after basepoint-change transport.
The normalizer quotient N(H) / H transported along a basepoint-change path.
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On normalizer representatives, basepoint-change transport is induced by the path-conjugation isomorphism of fundamental groups.
The inverse basepoint-change transport sends a target representative to the inverse path-conjugation representative.
On representatives, basepoint-change transport applies the path-conjugation isomorphism of fundamental groups.