The transition squares of the splitting chain #
The chain transitions are multiplication by the seed, so they commute with the chain multiplication: multiplying after an insertion is inserting after multiplying. These are the compatibility squares consumed by the colimit algebra.
The right transition square: inserting the seed in the second factor and multiplying is multiplying and then inserting the seed.
Transitions transport along index casts.
The left transition square: inserting the seed in the first factor and multiplying is multiplying and then inserting the seed, up to the index transport.
The right unit law of the seed: multiplying by the seed on the right is the transition.
The left unit law of the seed: multiplying by the seed on the left is the transition, through the unit braiding.
The left seed law in chain-map form.
The algebra of the splitting chain: the colimit of the symmetric stages along the seed transitions.
Equations
- RS.chainB A M M' d = RS.chainColimit (RS.chainStage A M M') (RS.chainDelta A M M' d)
Instances For
The splitting-chain algebra is a commutative monoid: the stage laws transport to the colimit.
Equations
- RS.chainBMonObj A M M' d = RS.chainColimitMonObj (RS.chainStage A M M') (RS.chainDelta A M M' d) (RS.chainMul A M M') ⋯ ⋯ (RS.chainSeed A M M' d) ⋯ ⋯ ⋯
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The splitting-chain algebra is commutative.
The unit of the splitting-chain algebra: the seed at the bottom stage.
Equations
- RS.chainBUnit A M M' d = RS.chainColimitUnit (RS.chainStage A M M') (RS.chainDelta A M M' d) (RS.chainSeed A M M' d)