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Homotopy retract (ri=idA​, ir≃idX​)

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In the Oxford course's convention, a homotopy retract is a retraction r:X→A such that the inclusion map i:A↪X also satisfies ir≃idX​. It gives a homotopy equivalence between A and X. Unlike the deformation retraction convention used here, the homotopy need not fix A at intermediate times. [ref]

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