The shifted splitting chains #
The off-diagonal lines of the two-index stage lattice: for a starting bidegree the chain climbs both arities in step, and its colimit is the corresponding graded component of the splitting algebra. The balanced line recovers the degree-zero algebra carrier.
The shifted graded component: the colimit of the two-index stages along the line through the starting bidegree, climbing both arities by the seed transition.
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- RS.chainBdeg A M M' d p₀ q₀ = RS.chainColimit (fun (k : ℕ) => RS.chainStage2 A M M' (p₀ + k) (q₀ + k)) fun (k : ℕ) => RS.chainDelta2 A M M' d (p₀ + k) (q₀ + k)
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The stage insertion of a shifted graded component.
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- RS.chainBdegι A M M' d p₀ q₀ k = RS.chainColimitι (fun (k : ℕ) => RS.chainStage2 A M M' (p₀ + k) (q₀ + k)) (fun (k : ℕ) => RS.chainDelta2 A M M' d (p₀ + k) (q₀ + k)) k
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The stage insertions commute with the transitions.
The family cast of a line agrees with the two-index stage transport.
The stagewise multiplication of two lines: the two-index stage multiplication, transported onto the sum line.
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- RS.chainBdegMulStage A M M' p₀ q₀ r₀ s₀ i j = CategoryTheory.CategoryStruct.comp (RS.chainMul2 A M M' (p₀ + i) (q₀ + i) (r₀ + j) (s₀ + j)) (RS.chainStage2Cast A M M' ⋯ ⋯)
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The right transition square of the line multiplication.
The left transition square of the line multiplication.
The stage identification of the balanced line.
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- RS.chainBdegZeroStageIso A M M' k = { hom := RS.chainStage2Cast A M M' ⋯ ⋯, inv := RS.chainStage2Cast A M M' ⋯ ⋯, hom_inv_id := ⋯, inv_hom_id := ⋯ }
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The balanced line is the degree-zero algebra carrier: the zero-offset line's colimit is the splitting-chain algebra.
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The stages of the raised line are the shifted stages of the line.
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- RS.chainBdegSuccStageIso A M M' p₀ q₀ k = { hom := RS.chainStage2Cast A M M' ⋯ ⋯, inv := RS.chainStage2Cast A M M' ⋯ ⋯, hom_inv_id := ⋯, inv_hom_id := ⋯ }
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The raised line is the line: shifting both offsets by one is passing to the tail of the chain, which has the same colimit.
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The graded multiplication: two lines multiply into the sum line at the colimit level.
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Transport of a graded component along offset equalities.
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- RS.chainBdegCast A M M' d hp hq = CategoryTheory.eqToHom ⋯
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The trivial offset transport is the identity.
Offset transports compose.
Offset transports compose.
On stages, the graded multiplication is the stagewise line multiplication.
On stages, the graded multiplication is the stagewise line multiplication.
The stage insertion transported onto the line.
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- RS.chainBdegInsPStage A M M' p₀ q₀ k = CategoryTheory.CategoryStruct.comp (RS.chainInsP A M M' (p₀ + k) (q₀ + k)) (RS.chainStage2Cast A M M' ⋯ ⋯)
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The line insertion commutes with the transitions.
The line insertion absorbs the chain maps under the inclusions.
The insertion cocone over the line diagram.
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The colimit-level line insertion.
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On a stage, the line insertion is insert-then-include.
On a stage, the line insertion is insert-then-include.