Double loop spaces
Content created by Fredrik Bakke, Egbert Rijke, Jonathan Prieto-Cubides and Raymond Baker.
Created on 2022-03-10.
Last modified on 2024-02-19.
module synthetic-homotopy-theory.double-loop-spaces where
Imports
open import foundation.action-on-identifications-functions open import foundation.commuting-squares-of-identifications open import foundation.dependent-pair-types open import foundation.identity-types open import foundation.path-algebra open import foundation.universe-levels open import foundation.whiskering-identifications-concatenation open import structured-types.pointed-equivalences open import structured-types.pointed-types open import synthetic-homotopy-theory.functoriality-loop-spaces open import synthetic-homotopy-theory.iterated-loop-spaces open import synthetic-homotopy-theory.loop-spaces
Idea
The double loop space of a pointed type
A
is the loop space of the loop
space of A
.
Definition
module _ {l : Level} where Ω² : Pointed-Type l → Pointed-Type l Ω² A = iterated-loop-space 2 A type-Ω² : {A : UU l} (a : A) → UU l type-Ω² a = refl {x = a} = refl {x = a} refl-Ω² : {A : UU l} {a : A} → type-Ω² a refl-Ω² = refl
Vertical and horizontal concatenation operations on double loop
spaces.
vertical-concat-Ω² : {l : Level} {A : UU l} {a : A} → type-Ω² a → type-Ω² a → type-Ω² a vertical-concat-Ω² α β = vertical-concat-Id² α β horizontal-concat-Ω² : {l : Level} {A : UU l} {a : A} → type-Ω² a → type-Ω² a → type-Ω² a horizontal-concat-Ω² α β = horizontal-concat-Id² α β
Unit laws horizontal, vertical concatenation, and whiskering
module _ {l : Level} {A : UU l} where left-unit-law-vertical-concat-Ω² : {a : A} {α : type-Ω² a} → vertical-concat-Ω² refl-Ω² α = α left-unit-law-vertical-concat-Ω² = left-unit right-unit-law-vertical-concat-Ω² : {a : A} {α : type-Ω² a} → vertical-concat-Ω² α refl-Ω² = α right-unit-law-vertical-concat-Ω² = right-unit left-unit-law-horizontal-concat-Ω² : {a : A} {α : type-Ω² a} → horizontal-concat-Ω² refl-Ω² α = α left-unit-law-horizontal-concat-Ω² {α = α} = compute-left-refl-horizontal-concat-Id² α ∙ ap-id α naturality-right-unit : {x y : A} {p q : x = y} (α : p = q) → coherence-square-identifications ( right-unit) ( right-whisker-concat α refl) ( α) ( right-unit) naturality-right-unit {p = refl} refl = refl naturality-right-unit-Ω² : {x : A} (α : type-Ω² x) → right-whisker-concat α refl = α naturality-right-unit-Ω² α = inv right-unit ∙ naturality-right-unit α right-unit-law-horizontal-concat-Ω² : {a : A} {α : type-Ω² a} → horizontal-concat-Ω² α refl-Ω² = α right-unit-law-horizontal-concat-Ω² {α = α} = compute-right-refl-horizontal-concat-Id² α ∙ naturality-right-unit-Ω² α left-unit-law-left-whisker-Ω² : {a : A} (α : type-Ω² a) → left-whisker-concat (refl-Ω (A , a)) α = α left-unit-law-left-whisker-Ω² α = left-unit-law-left-whisker-concat α right-unit-law-right-whisker-Ω² : {a : A} (α : type-Ω² a) → right-whisker-concat α (refl-Ω (A , a)) = α right-unit-law-right-whisker-Ω² α = inv (right-unit-law-right-whisker-concat α ∙ right-unit)
The interchange law for double loop spaces
interchange-Ω² : {l : Level} {A : UU l} {a : A} (α β γ δ : type-Ω² a) → Id ( horizontal-concat-Ω² (vertical-concat-Ω² α β) (vertical-concat-Ω² γ δ)) ( vertical-concat-Ω² (horizontal-concat-Ω² α γ) (horizontal-concat-Ω² β δ)) interchange-Ω² = interchange-Id²
Properties
The loop space of a pointed type is equivalent to a double loop space
module _ {l : Level} (A : Pointed-Type l) {x : type-Pointed-Type A} (p : point-Pointed-Type A = x) where pointed-equiv-2-loop-pointed-identity : Ω (point-Pointed-Type A = x , p) ≃∗ Ω² A pointed-equiv-2-loop-pointed-identity = pointed-equiv-Ω-pointed-equiv (pointed-equiv-loop-pointed-identity A p)
Recent changes
- 2024-02-19. Fredrik Bakke. Higher computational properties of computational identity types (#1026).
- 2024-02-07. Fredrik Bakke. Deduplicate definitions (#1022).
- 2024-02-06. Egbert Rijke and Fredrik Bakke. Refactor files about identity types and homotopies (#1014).
- 2023-11-24. Egbert Rijke. Refactor precomposition (#937).
- 2023-10-22. Egbert Rijke and Fredrik Bakke. Refactor synthetic homotopy theory (#654).