Let \(X=\mathbb {R}\mathrm {P}^2\vee \mathbb {R}\mathrm {P}^2\). Give an example of an irregular covering space \(\widetilde {X}\to X\). You should draw the picture of the 1-skeleton of \(\widetilde {X}\) (make sure 2-cells lift).
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Math 6510 • Differentiable Manifolds
Spring 2013 • Question 8