Proposition 2.4.12. The functor \(\Pi _{\infty }\colon \Top _* \to \An _*\) has the following properties:
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Given a pointed map \(f\colon X\to Y\) between spaces having the homotopy type of cell complexes, the unreduced homotopy cofiber \(C(f)\), pointed by its cone point, satisfies \(\Pi _{\infty }(C(f))\cong \cofib (\Pi _{\infty }(f))\).
- (2)
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If \(X\) has the homotopy type of a cell complex, the unreduced suspension \(SX\), pointed by either cone point, satisfies \(\Pi _{\infty }(SX)\cong \Sigma \Pi _{\infty }(X)\).
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For a collection \((X_i)_{i\in I}\) of pointed spaces having the homotopy type of cell complexes, there is an isomorphism \(\Pi _{\infty }(\bigvee ^h_{i\in I}X_i)\cong \bigvee _{i\in I}\Pi _{\infty }(X_i)\), where the homotopy wedge \(\bigvee ^h_iX_i\) is the homotopy pushout of the span \(\bigsqcup _iX_i\leftarrow \bigsqcup _i*\to *\).
- (4)
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Given a pointed map \(f\colon X\to Y\) with homotopy fiber \(F_f\) over the basepoint, there is an isomorphism \(\Pi _{\infty }(F_f)\cong \fib (\Pi _{\infty }(f))\).
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The loop space of a pointed space \(X\) satisfies \(\Pi _{\infty }(\Omega X)\cong \Omega \Pi _{\infty }(X)\).
Proof. Parts (1) and (2) are direct consequences of Proposition 2.3.10, while parts (4) and (5) follow from Proposition 2.3.22. For part (3), combine Proposition 2.3.10 with Lemma 2.4.11 and the pushout description of wedges in Definition 2.4.9. โก
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