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LeanPool.RegtsSevenster.RS.Classical.Deligne.KeyLemmaData

The Key Lemma conclusion, in Deligne's insertion form #

The conclusion of record for Deligne 2.8, per the source: a nonzero commutative algebra under the base together with module insertions of the module and its dual, multiplying the copair element to the unit. This is the data from which the direct factor 1_B ∣ M_B is rebuilt by the algebra structure (the consumer's reconstruction), stated without any base-changed module category.

The earlier element form (SplittingAlgebra in KeyLemma.lean) is superseded: it does not retain the individual insertions that the 2.9 dévissage consumes. The witness algebra is the full ℤ-graded splitting algebra, of which the balanced chain chainB is the degree-zero part — the unit lives in degree zero, so the nonvanishing argument is unaffected; the insertions live in degrees ±1.

The conclusion of the Key Lemma (Deligne 2.8), in the insertion form of the source: a commutative algebra B under A, nonzero in the unit-detection sense, with module insertions v of M and u of M' whose product carries the copair element to the unit of B. The insertions are linear over the base through the structure morphism, and their product on the relative tensor is packaged as the descended map pairMul with its defining equation.

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