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LeanPool.RegtsSevenster.RS.Classical.Deligne.IndSplitSection

The base-change section for embedded short exact sequences #

RS.Classical.Deligne.Rappel210Ind proves the local splitting statement (Deligne 2.10) over Ind C for every short exact sequence S whose quotient S.X₃, whose dual S.X₃ᘁ and whose unit-form middle RS.unitFormMid S carry the duals used in the reduction. This file discharges all four of those side conditions for the sequences that the fibre-functor assembly actually consumes: the images T.map RS.indOf of short exact sequences of C.

The fourth side condition is the only one with content: C is rigid, so the pullback taken in C has a right dual there, and RS.exactPairingOfIso carries the embedded pairing across the comparison isomorphism.

@[implicit_reducible]

Exact pairings transport along an isomorphism of the left leg.

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    Embedded objects inherit right duals.

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    The cotensorator intertwines the braidings: the embedding is braided, so the braiding upstairs is the image of the braiding downstairs, conjugated by the tensor comparisons.

    The unit-form middle of an embedded sequence is embedded: the pullback displayed here is RS.unitFormMid (T.map RS.indOf) with the dual instance of RS.hasRightDualIndOf, written out so that the statement needs no local instance. The embedding preserves the pullback, and the tensor and unit comparisons carry the cospan downstairs to the cospan upstairs.

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      The local splitting statement for embedded short exact sequences (Deligne 2.10): the image in Ind C of a short exact sequence of C splits after base change to a nonzero commutative algebra. The four duality side conditions of RS.rappel210_ind are supplied here: the quotient and its dual are embedded, and so — up to isomorphism — is the unit-form middle.