The base-changed pairing on its cover #
The pairing of a base-changed duality datum, evaluated on the double cover of the relative tensor over the new base: it multiplies the two base factors and applies the pairing through the base morphism. This is the working form for the adjointness of the split idempotents.
The base-changed pairing on the cover: it multiplies the two base factors and applies the pairing through the base morphism.
The interchange followed by braiding the base factor to the right is a reassociation of the braiding.
Multiplying two scalars is symmetric.
Reassociating a product with a base factor on the left.
The interchange, followed by reassociation, is the braiding of the outer block.
Sliding a base factor across a product of two scalars.
A base-linear insertion intertwines the braided right action with multiplication through the base morphism.
The dual coevaluation core against the base-changed pairing: the pairing sees the inserted primal factor through the zig contraction.
The dual coevaluation point against the base-changed pairing: pairing the inserted point with a vector evaluates the insertion on it.
The base-changed pairing is linear over the new base in its outer variable.
The dual coevaluation against the base-changed pairing: pairing the dual coevaluation with a vector evaluates the insertion on it.
The shuffle identity behind the primal cover.
The coevaluation core against the base-changed pairing: the pairing sees the inserted dual factor through the zag contraction.
The coevaluation point against the base-changed pairing.
The base-changed pairing is linear over the new base in its inner variable.
The coevaluation against the base-changed pairing.