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Cellular chain complex of a mapping cone (Cq​(Cf​)=Cq​(Y)⊕Cq−1​(X))

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For a cellular map between nonempty CW complexes, the reduced cellular chain complex of its topological mapping cone has differential
D(y,x)=(dY​y+f#​x,−dX​x).
(1)
Here C−1​(X)=0 and the degree-zero group identifies a vertex y with the reduced chain y−v, where v is the cone vertex. Thus this is the mapping cone of f#​, in the displayed ordering of the summands.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2018 / iii / Paper 114 / 2 / Solution

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