Fundamental groupoid of a space #
Given a topological space X, we can define the fundamental groupoid of X to be the category with
objects being points of X, and morphisms x ⟶ y being paths from x to y, quotiented by
homotopy equivalence. With this, the fundamental group of X based at x is just the automorphism
group of x.
For any path p from x₀ to x₁, we have a homotopy from the constant path based at x₁ to
p.symm.trans p.
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For any path p from x₀ to x₁, we have a homotopy from p.trans (Path.refl x₁) to p.
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For any path p from x₀ to x₁, we have a homotopy from (Path.refl x₀).trans p to p.
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The fundamental groupoid of a space X is defined to be a wrapper around X, and we
subsequently put a CategoryTheory.Groupoid structure on it.
- as : X
View a term of
FundamentalGroupoid Xas a term ofX.
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The equivalence between X and the underlying type of its fundamental groupoid.
This is useful for transferring constructions (instances, etc.)
from X to πₓ X.
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The functor sending a topological space X to its fundamental groupoid.
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The functor sending a topological space X to its fundamental groupoid.
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The fundamental groupoid of a topological space.
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The functor between fundamental groupoids induced by a continuous map.
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Help the typechecker by converting a point in a groupoid back to a point in the underlying topological space.
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Help the typechecker by converting a point in a topological space to a point in the fundamental groupoid of that space.
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Help the typechecker by converting an arrow in the fundamental groupoid of
a topological space back to a path in that space (i.e., Path.Homotopic.Quotient).
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Help the typechecker by converting a path in a topological space to an arrow in the fundamental groupoid of that space.