Peeling a line summand off a mixed sum #
The mixed sum L.mix p (q + 1) of p copies of the unit and
q + 1 copies of an odd line decomposes as a binary biproduct
of one line summand and the smaller mixed sum L.mix p q. The
isomorphism is pure index bookkeeping: the first line index is
peeled off and the remaining indices are shifted down by one.
Shifting an index does not change the associated summand.
The index shift is injective.
Project a mixed sum onto its first line summand together with the remaining, downshifted, mixed sum.
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Rebuild a mixed sum from its first line summand and the remaining, downshifted, mixed sum.
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The peeling map restricted to the first line summand is the left biproduct inclusion.
The peeling map restricted to the first line summand is the left biproduct inclusion.
The peeling map restricted to a shifted summand is the right inclusion of the corresponding summand of the smaller sum.
The peeling map restricted to a shifted summand is the right inclusion of the corresponding summand of the smaller sum.
The peeling map followed by the rebuilding map is the identity on the longer mixed sum.
The rebuilding map followed by the peeling map is the identity on the peeled form.
Peeling one line summand off a mixed sum: the mixed sum of
p units and q + 1 lines is a line plus the mixed sum of p
units and q lines.
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- L.mixLineSuccIso p q = { hom := L.mixLineSuccHom p q, inv := L.mixLineSuccInv p q, hom_inv_id := ⋯, inv_hom_id := ⋯ }