Notes:Potentially invalid vertex scheme
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This is done in the context of Munkres - Elements of Algebraic Topology - page 16:
- What is the geometric realisation of the complex shown to the right?
- Surely [ilmath]\cong\mathbb{S}^1\times I[/ilmath] where [ilmath]I:\eq[0,1]\subset\mathbb{R} [/ilmath]?
- intuitively, if one folds along defd to join abca to itself, we get a rectangle. We then have to bend it round to join ada to ada, thus making a tube.
- However, we do have to identify be to eb and ditto for cf... I'm not sure what these do
- But in the case described the ada-to-ada join is not ambiguous, dealing with that first we see that it is very much so. Do we twist or not?
Caveat:Is this even a "valid" vertex labelling scheme? Problems:
- The left and right edges, ada are ambiguous, do we twist or not (mobius band vs tube)
- be-to-be join
- cf-to-cf join
"Solution"
- This should perform "more identifications than one would think" and not be a torus.