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The necklace can be obtained from a circle by attaching $n$ 2-spheres $S^2$ along arcs, so the necklace $N(n,S^1,a_i)$ is homotopy equivalent to the space obtained by attaching $n$ 2 2-spheres $S^2$ to a circle $S^1$ at points $a_i$ where $i \in [1,n]$. My question is how to construct the necklace $N(n,S^1,a_i)$ in homotopy type theory.

The necklace can be obtained from a circle by attaching $n$ 2-spheres along arcs, so the necklace is homotopy equivalent to the space obtained by attaching $n$ 2-spheres to a circle at points. My question is how to construct the necklace in homotopy type theory.

The necklace can be obtained from a circle by attaching $n$ 2-spheres $S^2$ along arcs, so the necklace $N(n,S^1,a_i)$ is homotopy equivalent to the space obtained by attaching $n$ 2-spheres $S^2$ to a circle $S^1$ at points $a_i$ where $i \in [1,n]$. My question is how to construct the necklace $N(n,S^1,a_i)$ in homotopy type theory.

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Construction of the necklace by homotopy type theory

The necklace can be obtained from a circle by attaching $n$ 2-spheres along arcs, so the necklace is homotopy equivalent to the space obtained by attaching $n$ 2-spheres to a circle at points. My question is how to construct the necklace in homotopy type theory.