Algebraic topology Fibrations and bundles Concept
Serre fibration
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A Serre fibration is a continuous map that has the homotopy lifting property with respect to all cubes . It is the weak form of a fibration used most often in homotopy theory. Every Hurewicz fibration and every fiber bundle is a Serre fibration. For a Serre fibration the homotopy groups of the fiber, the total space and the base fit into the long exact sequence of homotopy groups.
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- Serre spectral sequence
- Long exact sequence of homotopy groups
- Eilenberg–Moore spectral sequence
- Wang sequence