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EXERCISES FOR TOPOLOGY III, WS05/06 Sheet 5, November 17th 2005

Solutions due on Thursday, 24th of November.

Exercise 5.1. Let R be a commutative and unital ring, and M , N be R-modules.

Describe how the algebras T (M ⊕ N ), P (M ⊕ N ) and E(M ⊕ N ) are related to T (M ) and T (N ), P (M ) and P (N ), and E(M ) and E(N ), respectively.

Exercise 5.2. Consider the polynomial algebra P (x) over Z . Define on P (x) a coproduct ψ : P (x) → P (x) ⊗ P (x) by setting ψ(x) = 1 ⊗ x + x ⊗ 1, and extending it to be a map of Z -algebras. Describe the algebra Γ(x), which as Z -module is the dual P (x) #

of P (x), with product induced by the coproduct of P (x). Also describe the coproduct of Γ(x) induced by the product of P (x).

Exercise 5.3. Consider a product of spheres X = S n

1

× · · · × S n

k

with n i > 1.

Describe the algebra H (X ; Z ).

Exercise 5.4. Let (X, x 0 ) and (Z, y 0 ) be based spaces, and let X ∨ Y be their wedge, i.e. X ∨ Y = (X t Y )/(x 0 = y 0 ). Show that there is an isomorphism of (non-unital) R-algebras

H ˜ (X; R) ⊕ H ˜ (Y ; R) ∼ = ˜ H (X ∨ Y ; R),

where the product on the left is component-wise.

Exercise 5.5. Show that if m, n > 1, then the spaces S m ×S n and S m ∨ S n ∨S m+n are not homotopy equivalent.

Exercise 5.6. Let M g be an orientable surface of genus g. Compute the cohomol- ogy algebra H (M g ; Z ).

Hint: M g is the connected sum of S 2 with g tori T i = S 1 × S 1 , i = 1, . . . , g, i. e.

M g =

S 2 r (D 1 t · · · t D g )

t (T 1 r D ¯ 1 ) t · · · t (T g r D ¯ g )

Here D 1 , . . . , D g are g two-dimensional disks disjointly embedded in S 2 , ¯ D i is a disk embedded in T i , and the superscript (−) denotes the interior. The relation ∼ identifies ∂D i with ∂ D ¯ i for 1 6 i 6 g. Assume g > 1. The space X = S 2 r (D 1 t

· · · t D g ) ⊂ M g is homotopy equivalent to W

g−1 S 1 . The quotient of M g by X is homeomorphic to W

g T . Use the cofibration up to homotopy _

g−1

S 1 → M g → _

g

T

and the induced long exact sequence in cohomology to solve the exercise.

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