Re: Homology, irrational foliation of the torus
- From: Robert Low <mtx014@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 28 Feb 2006 19:35:52 +0000
James wrote:
If I take the irrational foliation of the torus, that is, the image of a line with irrational slope under the covering map R^2 ----> Torus, and identify the foliation to a point, how can I calculate its homology? I have done it in the case that we take a line with rational slope, but irrational I don't see how to put a CW structure on it.
Does a CW complex have to satisfy any nice separation axiom?
Because the quotient space of the the torus with points
lying on a line of fixed irrational slope isn't even T^0:
even point is dense.
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