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LeanPool.RegtsSevenster.RS.Classical.Deligne.AltPow

Alternating powers over an internal monoid #

The antisymmetric counterpart of the symmetric-power interface of SymAlg.lean: the sign-character central idempotent of the group algebra ℂ[Sₙ] — the antisymmetriser — and the alternating power of a module over an internal monoid, presented as the coequalizer of the antisymmetriser's action on the module power against the identity.

The A-module structure on the alternating power is outside this module's scope, exactly as its symmetric counterpart lives in PowAct.lean rather than in SymAlg.lean.

The antisymmetriser #

The sign-character central idempotent of the group algebra ℂ[Sₙ] — the charIdempotent 1 sign of the Schur interface, written directly.

noncomputable def RS.antisymmetriser (n : ℕ) :

The antisymmetriser (1/n!) • ∑ σ, sign σ • σ of the symmetric-group algebra.

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    theorem RS.sign_coe_mul_self {n : ℕ} (σ : Equiv.Perm (Fin n)) :
    ↑↑(Equiv.Perm.sign σ) * ↑↑(Equiv.Perm.sign σ) = 1

    The square of a sign, cast to ℂ, is one.

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    The antisymmetriser absorbs every group element on the right, up to its sign.

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    The antisymmetriser absorbs every group element on the left, up to its sign.

    The antisymmetriser absorbs a sign-weighted group element on the right, exactly.

    The antisymmetriser is idempotent.

    The alternating power #

    The alternating power: the coinvariants of the antisymmetriser's action — the coequalizer of the action against the identity. The idempotency splits it off as a direct summand of the module power, with section altPowσ; this presentation is chosen because consumers build morphisms out of the alternating power by descent along altPowπ and morphisms into it through the section.

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