The double simplex is a sphere: local context

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This local map shows one dependency hop in either direction. The highlighted item is the current focus.

fully proved6Proved, and every prerequisite is fully proved too.

graph LR n0["The ordered difference of the two simplices is a cycle"]:::fully_proved n1("The double-simplex difference generates reduced homology"):::fully_proved n2["The standard simplex pair is homeomorphic to the disk pair"]:::fully_proved n3["The double simplex is a sphere"]:::fully_proved n4("Coordinate sign changes on the sphere"):::fully_proved n5["The ordered class orients ordinary sphere homology"]:::fully_proved n1 --> n3 n0 --> n1 n0 --> n3 n3 --> n5 n3 --> n4 n2 --> n3 click n0 "../../../../../roadmap/homology/computations-and-applications/post-excision-applications/index.html#double-simplex-fundamental-cycle" "The ordered difference of the two simplices is a cycle — 1 item · 1 fully proved" click n1 "../../../../../roadmap/homology/computations-and-applications/post-excision-applications/index.html#double-simplex-fundamental-class" "The double-simplex difference generates reduced homology — 1 item · 1 fully proved" click n2 "../../../../../roadmap/homology/computations-and-applications/post-excision-applications/index.html#standard-simplex-disk-pair-homeomorphism" "The standard simplex pair is homeomorphic to the disk pair — 1 item · 1 fully proved" class n3 focus click n3 "../../../../../roadmap/homology/computations-and-applications/post-excision-applications/index.html#double-simplex-sphere-homeomorphism" "The double simplex is a sphere — 1 item · 1 fully proved" click n4 "../../../../../roadmap/homology/computations-and-applications/degree/index.html#sphere-coordinate-sign-changes" "Coordinate sign changes on the sphere — 1 item · 1 fully proved" click n5 "../../../../../roadmap/homology/computations-and-applications/degree/index.html#integral-sphere-orientation" "The ordered class orients ordinary sphere homology — 1 item · 1 fully proved"