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LeanPool.RegtsSevenster.RS.Classical.CatTheory.TensorPow

Tensor powers of an object #

The iterated tensor power X ^ ⊗ n, its mixed form and the condition that a single object tensor-generates are defined in RS/Definitions.lean. This module carries the defining recursion equations, the stronger retract form of generation the envelope satisfies, and the implication from it to Deligne's subquotient form.

X ^ ⊗ (n + 1) is X ^ ⊗ n ⊗ X. Together with tensorPow_zero this is the defining recursion.

Generation by retracts of pure powers: every object is a retract of a finite biproduct of tensor powers of X alone. This is how the envelope generates, and it is stronger than Deligne's hypothesis in two ways at once — a retract rather than a subquotient, and no duals among the powers.

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    A pure tensor power is the mixed power with no dual factors.

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      The retract formulation implies Deligne's. A splitting ι ≫ π = 𝟙 makes ι a split mono, hence a mono, and Y is a quotient of itself, so a retract of a biproduct of pure powers is a subquotient of the corresponding biproduct of mixed powers.