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Write $E_A = p^{-1}(A)$. Under mild conditions, the inclusion $$ (E_A \times I)\cup (E \times \{ 0\}) \to E\times I $$ will be a cofibration and a (weak) homotopy equivalence. Now set up the lifting/extension problem

Lifting/Extension Problem

where $H$ is the deformation retraction. The dashed arrow can then be found and it is the deformation retraction you want.

Mild conditions: $A\hookrightarrow B$ is a closed (as Mark Grant mentions) cofibration; then $E_A\hookrightarrow E$ is a cofibration and so is $(E_A \times I)\cup (E \times \{ 0\}) \to E\times I$.

Write $E_A = p^{-1}(A)$. Under mild conditions, the inclusion $$ (E_A \times I)\cup (E \times \{ 0\}) \to E\times I $$ will be a cofibration and a (weak) homotopy equivalence. Now set up the lifting/extension problem

Lifting/Extension Problem

where $H$ is the deformation retraction. The dashed arrow can then be found and it is the deformation retraction you want.

Write $E_A = p^{-1}(A)$. Under mild conditions, the inclusion $$ (E_A \times I)\cup (E \times \{ 0\}) \to E\times I $$ will be a cofibration and a (weak) homotopy equivalence. Now set up the lifting/extension problem

Lifting/Extension Problem

where $H$ is the deformation retraction. The dashed arrow can then be found and it is the deformation retraction you want.

Mild conditions: $A\hookrightarrow B$ is a closed (as Mark Grant mentions) cofibration; then $E_A\hookrightarrow E$ is a cofibration and so is $(E_A \times I)\cup (E \times \{ 0\}) \to E\times I$.

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Write $E_A = p^{-1}(A)$. Under mild conditions, the inclusion $$ (E_A \times I)\cup (E \times \{ 0\}) \to E\times I $$ will be a cofibration and a (weak) homotopy equivalence.
Now Now set up the lifting/extension problem   

Lifting/Extension Problem where

where $H$ is the deformation retraction. The dashed arrow can then be found and it is the deformation retraction you want.

Write $E_A = p^{-1}(A)$. Under mild conditions, the inclusion $$ (E_A \times I)\cup (E \times \{ 0\}) \to E\times I $$ will be a cofibration and a (weak) homotopy equivalence.
Now set up the lifting/extension problem  Lifting/Extension Problem where $H$ is the deformation retraction. The dashed arrow can then be found and it is the deformation retraction you want.

Write $E_A = p^{-1}(A)$. Under mild conditions, the inclusion $$ (E_A \times I)\cup (E \times \{ 0\}) \to E\times I $$ will be a cofibration and a (weak) homotopy equivalence. Now set up the lifting/extension problem 

Lifting/Extension Problem

where $H$ is the deformation retraction. The dashed arrow can then be found and it is the deformation retraction you want.

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Jeff Strom
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Write $E_A = p^{-1}(A)$. Under mild conditions, the inclusion $$ (E_A \times I)\cup (E \times \{ 0\}) \to E\times I $$ will be a cofibration and a (weak) homotopy equivalence.
Now set up the lifting/extension problem

Lifting/Extension Problem

where Lifting/Extension Problem where $H$ is the deformation retraction. The dashed arrow can then be found and it is the deformation retraction you want.

Write $E_A = p^{-1}(A)$. Under mild conditions, the inclusion $$ (E_A \times I)\cup (E \times \{ 0\}) \to E\times I $$ will be a cofibration and a (weak) homotopy equivalence.
Now set up the lifting/extension problem

Lifting/Extension Problem

where $H$ is the deformation retraction. The dashed arrow can then be found and it is the deformation retraction you want.

Write $E_A = p^{-1}(A)$. Under mild conditions, the inclusion $$ (E_A \times I)\cup (E \times \{ 0\}) \to E\times I $$ will be a cofibration and a (weak) homotopy equivalence.
Now set up the lifting/extension problem Lifting/Extension Problem where $H$ is the deformation retraction. The dashed arrow can then be found and it is the deformation retraction you want.

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