Contiguity distance between simplicial maps: Stability, product–wedge principles, and relative variants

Key Points

• Contiguity distance shows stability across different simplicial maps, enhancing the understanding of topological properties.
• Key evidence indicates that certain product and wedge principles hold true under the context of simplicial maps.
• Analysis of topological structures demonstrates how contiguity distance functions as a key factor in stability assessments.
• These findings may enable further exploration of relative variants and their applications in algebraic topology.