Simplicial chains on the Fox--Neuwirth order complex #
This module defines simplicial chains on the order complex. Chains are finite coefficient functions
on the strict-chain
simplices from OrderComplex. The simplicial boundary is defined by deleting one vertex with the
usual alternating sign. The construction is deliberately concrete: all sums are over finite
Fintype indices, so later cancellation arguments reduce to finite algebra.
The file also defines the first genuine Fox--Neuwirth top chain on maximal flags. Its coefficient is the product of the signed cellular incidences along consecutive vertices of the flag, reduced modulo the prime. Its simplicial boundary is expressed as an actual chain on the glued realization and is handled by the boundary-cancellation theorems.
Degree-d simplicial chains with coefficients in R. Since the simplex type is finite, an
ordinary function is already finitely supported.
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Coefficient contributed by one simplex and one deleted vertex.
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Simplicial boundary, written as a finite double sum over source simplices and deleted vertices.
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- chain.boundary target = ∑ source : NRR.FoxNeuwirthOrderComplex.Simplex p (d + 1), ∑ k : Fin (d + 2), chain.faceContribution target source k
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Boundary as an R-linear map.
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- NRR.FoxNeuwirthOrderComplex.SimplicialChain.boundaryLinearMap = { toFun := NRR.FoxNeuwirthOrderComplex.SimplicialChain.boundary, map_add' := ⋯, map_smul' := ⋯ }
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Basis chain supported on one simplex.
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Relabel a simplicial chain by precomposition with the inverse vertex action.
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- NRR.FoxNeuwirthOrderComplex.SimplicialChain.relabel sigma chain s = chain (NRR.FoxNeuwirthOrderComplex.Simplex.relabel (Equiv.symm sigma) s)
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Relabelling is a left action on chains.
Auxiliary incidence-product coefficient for comparison with the determinant orientation.
The signed cellular incidence currently available in OrientedBoundary records only the product
of independently chosen cell orientations. It is sufficient for the orbit-level top-facet count,
but it is not the full incidence function of the barycentric subdivision. Consequently this
coefficient must not be used as the simplicial fundamental chain.
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- NRR.FoxNeuwirthOrderComplex.FoxNeuwirthChain.incidenceProductCoefficient s = ∏ k : Fin (p - 1), ↑(NRR.FoxNeuwirth.signedIncidence (↑s k.castSucc) (↑s k.succ))
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Auxiliary incidence-product chain used to compare the two orientation formulas.
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Reduced block coordinate modulo the diagonal translation direction.
The first p - 1 labels are measured relative to the last label. This realizes the quotient
ℤ^p / ℤ·(1,…,1) in explicit coordinates.
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Affine coordinate matrix of a maximal strict flag.
Columns are the reduced block vectors of the p flag vertices; the final row consists of ones.
Its determinant is the canonical affine orientation of that barycentric simplex.
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Integral affine orientation of a maximal flag. For genuine maximal Fox--Neuwirth flags this
is expected to be 1 or -1; only its determinant algebra is needed for the cycle equation.
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Fox--Neuwirth top chain on maximal flags.
The coefficient orients each barycentric simplex by its affine block-coordinate determinant.
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Consecutive vertices of a maximal flag are properly comparable.
The actual determinant-chain boundary.
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Being a cycle is the ordinary simplicial boundary equation.
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Contribution to a fixed codimension-one flag from deleting one fixed vertex position.
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The boundary coefficient is the sum of the fixed-deletion extension coefficients.
Internal deletion positions are all positions below the terminal top-cell vertex.
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Terminal deletion is the unique position that removes the top-dimensional cell.
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The two local cancellation statements cover every deletion position.
Local internal-diamond cancellation plus terminal prime-orbit cancellation imply that the determinant chain is a genuine cycle.