Chain duality VI (Ex)

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Check that the contravariant functors $T \colon \Aa^{\ast} (K) \rightarrow \Bb (\Aa^{\ast} (K))$ and $T \colon \Aa_{\ast} (K) \rightarrow \Bb (\Aa_{\ast} (K))$ defined in the lecture are indeed a chain dualities using the previous exercise.
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Using [[Chain duality V (Ex)]], check that the contravariant functors
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$$T \colon \Aa^{\ast} (K) \rightarrow \Bb (\Aa^{\ast} (K)),\\
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T \colon \Aa_{\ast} (K) \rightarrow \Bb (\Aa_{\ast} (K)),$$
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which are defined in \cite{Ranicki1992|§5} are indeed a chain dualities.
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Latest revision as of 12:06, 30 July 2013

Using Chain duality V (Ex), check that the contravariant functors

\displaystyle T \colon \Aa^{\ast} (K) \rightarrow \Bb (\Aa^{\ast} (K)),\\ T \colon \Aa_{\ast} (K) \rightarrow \Bb (\Aa_{\ast} (K)),

which are defined in [Ranicki1992, §5] are indeed a chain dualities.

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