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Degree of a connected covering

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For a connected covering corresponding to H≤π1​(X), every fibre has cardinality [π1​(X):H].
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Fibre bijection by path lifting

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Degree of a connected covering
If the base of a covering is path-connected, a path from x0​ to x1​ gives a bijection
p−1(x0​)⟶p−1(x1​)
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by sending each initial lift point to the endpoint of its unique lifted path. Lifting the reversed path gives the inverse bijection.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2020 / ii / Paper 1 / 21F / c / Solution
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