The realization of an odd twist is a parity shift #
The Γ-module of the free module R ⊗ 1-bar on the odd line is the
parity shift of the Γ-module of R itself: twisting by the odd
line exchanges the two components of ρ, and the exchange is
compatible with all four graded action blocks.
The two components of the identification are the parity swaps
RS.rhoEvenOdd and RS.rhoOddOdd of RS.RhoTwist, and no sign
enters. Both swaps have the same shape, s ≫ (· ▷ 1-bar) ≫ cap for
a source identification s, where RS.OddLine.cap contracts the
two twisting legs of (Z ⊗ 1-bar) ⊗ 1-bar against the square
trivialisation. The cap is natural in the capped object
(RS.OddLine.cap_naturality) and compatible with the associator
(RS.OddLine.cap_tensor), and those two facts alone give the one
sliding lemma of the file, RS.free_cap_slide: capping the free
action of a scalar is convolution by that scalar, up to the
associator of the three sources. Each of the four action
compatibilities is that lemma conjugated by the very coherence
isomorphisms that identify the sources in RS.gammaAlgebra.
Capping the two twisting legs #
The odd cap: contract the two twisting legs of a doubly twisted object against the square trivialisation of the odd line.
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The odd cap unfolded.
The odd cap is natural in the capped object: a morphism whiskered by the two legs passes through the contraction.
The odd cap is compatible with the associator: capping a tensor product is capping the right-hand factor inside the left-hand one.
The two parity swaps, capped #
The even parity swap is a whiskering followed by the cap.
The odd parity swap is a whiskering followed by the cap.
The sliding lemma #
The sliding lemma: the free action of a scalar on the free
module of the odd line, capped, is the convolution product by that
scalar, up to the associator of the three sources. This is μ
sliding past an associator and the square trivialisation, and it
is the whole content of the parity shift.
The transported sliding lemma: for any two parity swaps
Φ and Ψ presented as a source identification followed by the
cap, and any coherence identity between the two ways of
reassociating the chosen sources, the swap of a free action is the
transported convolution product against the swap. The four action
compatibilities of RS.gammaShiftHom are the four instances of
this.
The parity shift of the Γ-module #
The parity swap is a morphism of Γ-modules: the two
parity swaps of RS.RhoTwist intertwine the four action blocks of
the Γ-module of the free module on the odd line with the four
relabelled blocks of the parity shift of the Γ-module of R.
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- RS.gammaShiftHom L R = { evenMap := ↑(RS.rhoEvenOdd L R), oddMap := ↑(RS.rhoOddOdd L R), map_actEE := ⋯, map_actEO := ⋯, map_actOE := ⋯, map_actOO := ⋯ }
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The realization of an odd twist is the parity shift of the
realization: the Γ-module of the free R-module on the odd line
is the parity shift of the Γ-module of R.