The comparison map at the regular module #
The regular module is the unit of the relative tensor product, and its realization is the Γ-algebra viewed over itself, that is, the unit of the tensor product of super modules. Under those two identifications the comparison map of Deligne's (2.11.1) is literally a unitor, so it is an isomorphism whenever one of the two arguments is the regular module.
The Koszul sign carried by the right unitor of super modules is
exactly the self-braiding of the odd line: pushing a scalar past a
module element on the odd-odd block braids L past L, which is
−1.
The regular module on the left #
Pairing against the regular module and collapsing is the convolution action.
The reindexed form of RS.gpair_unitLeft.
The comparison map at the regular module on the left is the left unitor.
The regular module on the right #
Pairing with the regular module on the right and collapsing is the convolution action after a braiding.
The reindexed form of RS.gpair_unitRight.
The comparison map at the regular module on the right is the right unitor, Koszul sign and all: the sign is the self-braiding of the odd line.
Invertibility #
The comparison isomorphism at the regular module on the left.
Equations
- RS.gammaPairIsoUnitLeft L R N = (RS.gammaModule D L R N.X).leftUnitor ≪≫ ((RS.gammaModuleFunctor L R).mapIso (RS.modTensorUnitLeftMod R N)).symm
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The comparison map is an isomorphism when the left argument is the regular module.
The comparison isomorphism at the regular module on the right.
Equations
- RS.gammaPairIsoUnitRight L R M = (RS.gammaModule D L R M.X).rightUnitor ≪≫ ((RS.gammaModuleFunctor L R).mapIso (RS.modTensorUnitRightMod R M)).symm
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The comparison map is an isomorphism when the right argument is the regular module.