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comment Compute the homology of the CW complex directly from the cell structure
For reference a similar topic of the question is covered in Hatcher, 4.C Minimal Cell Structures.
2d
awarded  Yearling
May
19
accepted Torus interior homeomorphic to torus exterior
May
19
comment Torus interior homeomorphic to torus exterior
@MarianoSuárez-Alvarez Thank you, I think you can add it as an answer.
May
19
comment Torus interior homeomorphic to torus exterior
Is the exterior of $S^2 \subset \mathbb{R^3}$ missing also a point as compared to the interior of $S^2$?
May
19
asked Torus interior homeomorphic to torus exterior
May
18
accepted What do elements of the first homology group mean topologically?
May
11
comment Homology of $\mathbb{R}^2$ under the equivalence $x \sim 2x$
$X$ is path connected. I guess by trivial in the homology context we mean $H_0(X)=\mathbb{Z}$ and $H_i(X)=0$ for $i>0$.
May
8
accepted Let $A$ be a set, $R$ an empty relation on $A$, what is $A/R$?
May
8
comment Let $A$ be a set, $R$ an empty relation on $A$, what is $A/R$?
Thank you. I think these comments contain the answer.
May
8
comment Let $A$ be a set, $R$ an empty relation on $A$, what is $A/R$?
So standard definition of quotienting a set by a relation is defined only for equivalence relations? Is that right?
May
8
asked Let $A$ be a set, $R$ an empty relation on $A$, what is $A/R$?
May
7
accepted Is $r:S^1 \to \{x_0\}$ a retraction?
May
7
comment Is $r:S^1 \to \{x_0\}$ a retraction?
Thanks, how come I did not notice this?
May
7
asked Is $r:S^1 \to \{x_0\}$ a retraction?
May
3
revised $\pi_1(X)$ finite, show $f:X \to S^1$ is nullhomotopic
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May
3
asked $\pi_1(X)$ finite, show $f:X \to S^1$ is nullhomotopic
May
2
accepted Are there $CW$-complexes not homeomorphic to $\mathbb{R}P^2$ but homotopy equivalent to $\mathbb{R}P^2$ with at most $5$ cells?
May
2
asked Are there $CW$-complexes not homeomorphic to $\mathbb{R}P^2$ but homotopy equivalent to $\mathbb{R}P^2$ with at most $5$ cells?
Apr
30
comment Does every continuous map induce a homomorphism on fundamental groups?
Actually, the reason why the "square root function" does not induce a homomorphism is that it is not well-defined on $S^1$, so we cannot even talk of it as of a function, being continuous or discontinuous.