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Revision as of 23:28, 9 October 2010
This article describes a construct that involves some variant of taking a product of a topological space with the unit interval and then making some identifications, typically at the endpoints, based on some specific maps.
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Definition
Given a topological space , the cone space of , denoted as , is defined as the quotient of by the equivalence relation:
Here, refers to the unit interval.
Refer:
- Cone space functor to see the properties of the cone space functor
- Cone-realizable space to see the property of a topological space being realizable as the cone space over some space