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WebFor the wedge sum, we have H~ n(S 1 _S1 _S2) = H~ n(S 1) H~ n(S 1) H~ n(S 2) and by noting that H n(Sk) = Z for n= kand n= 0 and zero otherwise, we obtain the same homology groups. For the second part, the universal covering space R2 of the torus S1 S1 is contractible, so H 0(R2) = Z while all others are zero.Thus, we only need one n6= 0 such … WebMath 635: Algebraic Topology II, Winter 2015 Homework #4: degree Exercises from Hatcher: Chapter 2.2, Problems 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8. 1. Let f : Dn!Dn be any map, and ... WebHatcher 2.1.16 a) This could be done directly but let’s use the exact sequence. First, notice that if Xhas one component and Ais not empty, then a 0-chain generating H 0(A) also generates H 0(X). So H 0(A) !H 0(X) is onto and H 0(X;A) is 0 from the long exact sequence. More generally, suppose Xhas multiple connected components and that Ainter- time warner smtp settings