Naturality of the comparison map #
The comparison map RS.gammaPairComparison of Deligne's (2.11.1)
is natural in each of its two module variables: realization
RS.gammaModuleFunctor carries a morphism of module objects to a
morphism of Γ-modules, both sides of the comparison map are
functorial in that morphism, and the resulting square commutes.
Everything rests on one identity, RS.gpair_naturality: the
ungraded pairing RS.gpair of a morphism into M against a
morphism into N is natural, that is,
gpair (m ≫ f.hom) (n ≫ g.hom) = gpair m n ≫ modTensorMap R f g.
This is the defining equation of RS.modTensorMap against
RS.modTensorπ, read through the interchange law. Transported
along a source identification it becomes
RS.gpairLin_naturality, and the four graded blocks of the
comparison map are four instances of that one statement, one for
each family of generators of the tensor product of super modules.
The extensionality principle RS.SuperCommAlgebra.Mod.hom_ext
reduces the naturality square to exactly those four instances.
Contents #
RS.gpair_naturality,RS.gpairLin_naturality: naturality of the ungraded pairing, plain and transported.RS.modTensorMapMod_id',RS.modTensorMapMod_comp',RS.modTensorMapModIso: functoriality of the bundled relative tensor product, and the isomorphism it yields from a pair of isomorphisms.RS.SuperCommAlgebra.Mod.tensorIso: the tensor product of two isomorphisms of super modules.RS.gammaPairComparison_naturality_left,RS.gammaPairComparison_naturality_right,RS.gammaPairComparison_naturality: the naturality squares.RS.gammaPairComparison_isIso_of_iso: whether the comparison map is an isomorphism depends only on the isomorphism classes of the two module objects.
Naturality of the ungraded pairing #
Naturality of the pairing: pairing after postcomposition with a pair of module morphisms is pairing followed by the functorial map of the relative tensor product.
The transported naturality of the pairing: the form taken
by RS.gpair_naturality at a source identification, that is, at
one graded block of the comparison map.
Functoriality of the bundled relative tensor product #
The bundled functorial map preserves identities.
The bundled functorial map preserves composition.
The relative tensor product of two isomorphisms of module objects.
Equations
- RS.modTensorMapModIso R e e' = { hom := RS.modTensorMapMod R e.hom e'.hom, inv := RS.modTensorMapMod R e.inv e'.inv, hom_inv_id := ⋯, inv_hom_id := ⋯ }
Instances For
Two conveniences for super modules #
The even component of a composite, applied to an element.
The odd component of a composite, applied to an element.
The tensor product of two isomorphisms of super modules.
Equations
- RS.SuperCommAlgebra.Mod.tensorIso a b = { hom := RS.SuperCommAlgebra.Mod.tensorHom a.hom b.hom, inv := RS.SuperCommAlgebra.Mod.tensorHom a.inv b.inv, hom_inv_id := ⋯, inv_hom_id := ⋯ }
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Naturality of the comparison map #
Realization of a morphism of module objects, with its type
written at the Γ-modules themselves. This is
RS.gammaModuleFunctor on morphisms, and is reducibly equal to
it; naming it keeps the two ends of a naturality square typed by
the same expressions.
Equations
- RS.gammaFunMap L R f = (RS.gammaModuleFunctor L R).map f
Instances For
Realization takes an identity to an identity.
The naturality square, with the realized morphisms typed at
the Γ-modules. This is RS.gammaPairComparison_naturality in the
form in which it is proved.
The naturality square of the comparison map, in both module variables at once.
The naturality square of the comparison map in the first module variable.
The naturality square of the comparison map in the second module variable.
Invariance of the comparison map under isomorphism: whether the comparison map is an isomorphism depends only on the isomorphism classes of the two module objects.