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Relative homology of a fibration over a sphere (Hi​(E,F;Z)≅Hi−r​(F;Z))

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For a Serre fibration over Sr, cover the base by a contractible punctured sphere and a contractible ball. Excision relative to the preimage of the punctured sphere identifies the relative pair with the product of F and (Dr,Sr−1) up to homotopy. The base pair has a single free homology group in degree r, so the Künneth theorem gives the displayed shift without a torsion term. The relative long exact sequence then gives ⋯→Hi​(F)→Hi​(E)→Hi−r​(F)→Hi−1​(F)→⋯. The connecting map retains the twisting of the original Serre fibration.

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  • Integral homology of the loop space of a sphere
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