Moving homology classes in finite covers of graphs
Abstract
Let Y X be a finite normal cover of a wedge of n≥ 3 circles. We prove that for any v≠ 0∈ H1(Y;Q) there exists a lift F to Y of a homotopy equivalence F:X X so that the set of iterates \Fd(v): d∈ Z\⊂eq H1(Y;Q) is infinite. The main achievement of this paper is the use of representation theory to prove the existence of a purely topological object that seems to be inaccessible via topology.
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