Homotopy lifting property for covering maps

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Prove the following theorem: Suppose that F:(I×I,{0}×I,1×I)→(B,b1,b2)F : (I \times I, \left\{ 0\right\} \times I, 1 \times I) \to (B, b_1, b_2) is a homotopy between f0,f1f_0, f_1, and p(a)=b1p(a) = b_1.

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(a)

There is a unique lifting F~\tilde{F} with F~(0,0)=a\tilde{F}(0,0) = a.

(b)

If f~0,f~1\tilde{f}_0, \tilde{f}_1 are liftings with f~0(0)=f~1(0)=a\tilde{f}_0(0) = \tilde{f}_1(0) = a, then f~0(1)=f~1(1)\tilde{f}_0(1) = \tilde{f}_1(1).

References

[Law06] Lawson T. Topology: A Geometric Approach. Oxford University Press, 2006.