Linearity of the base-changed pairing and copairing #
The base-changed pairing and copairing of a duality datum are linear over the new base: each factor of the defining composites intertwines the descended actions, and the two linearity laws follow by chaining the factors.
Whiskering the module-tensor coequalizer by tensorLeft P
and then by tensorRight W yields a colimit cofork.
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Morphisms out of a left-then-right whiskered tensor product of modules are determined by the doubly whiskered projection.
The B-action on a B-module commutes with the braided
right action through the base morphism.
The descended B-action on the collapsed tensor: the
B-action of the module descends through the coequalizer of the
restricted-module tensor.
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- RS.collapseAct A B φ P N = RS.modTensorDescAct A (RS.restrictMod A B φ P) N B (RS.actLeft B P.X) ⋯
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Defining equation of the descended B-action, in the retyped
spelling.
The half-descended collapse intertwines the module action with the descended action.
The collapse is linear over the new base: it intertwines the module action with the descended action.
The right unit collapse of the induced regular module is linear over the new base.
Transport of a descended action along an equality of modules: the descended actions of equal modules agree through the induced transport.
The base-change action, retyped at the relative-tensor spelling so that goals stay type-correct.
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- RS.bcActR A B φ M = RS.baseChangeAct φ M
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Defining equation of the retyped base-change action.
The retyped base-change action commutes with the braided right action.
The associator is linear over the new base: it intertwines the action descended on the nested first slot with the action of the base change.
The projection formula is linear over the new base.