The trichotomy statement #
Deligne's Proposition 2.9, the consumed direction: an object
killed by some Schur functor is locally a sum of copies of the
unit and an odd line. The odd line is an object squaring to the
unit with braiding −1; local means after base change to some
nonzero commutative algebra.
An odd line: an object squaring to the unit whose
self-braiding is −1.
- obj : D
The underlying object.
- sq : CategoryTheory.MonoidalCategoryStruct.tensorObj self.obj self.obj ≅ CategoryTheory.MonoidalCategoryStruct.tensorUnit D
The square of the line is the unit.
- braid_neg : (β_ self.obj self.obj).hom = -CategoryTheory.CategoryStruct.id (CategoryTheory.MonoidalCategoryStruct.tensorObj self.obj self.obj)
The self-braiding of the line is
−1.
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The mixed sum of p copies of the unit and q copies of the
line.
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The empty mixed sum is the zero object.
Locally mixed: after base change to some nonzero commutative algebra, the object becomes a sum of copies of the unit and the line.
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Tensoring with the odd line reflects vanishing: the square of the line collapses to the unit, so the double twist is the identity up to isomorphism.
The trichotomy statement of record (Deligne 2.9, the consumed direction): an object killed by some Schur functor is locally a mixed sum of the unit and the odd line.
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- RS.Prop29Statement P L X = ((∃ (lam : YoungDiagram), RS.SchurKilled P X lam) → L.LocallyMixed X)