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.
The empty tensor power is the unit.
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.