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The four-block Γ-algebra of a commutative monoid at an odd line #

RS.SuperRealize supplies the even half of the §4 monoid transport: the convolution product unitHomMul making 𝟙_ D ⟶ R a commutative ℂ-algebra for a commutative monoid object R. This file supplies the full super-commutative algebra. Fix an odd line o : D: an object with a chosen trivialization ho : o ⊗ o ≅ 𝟙_ D on which the braiding acts by -1. The four graded blocks of R-valued points are

All four are instances of a single construction, convolution along a prefix: convAlong R p f g = p ≫ (f ⊗ₘ g) ≫ μ for a chosen p : A ⟶ X ⊗ Y. Associativity holds once and for all (convAlong_assoc) given a single coherence identity relating the four prefixes involved; the eight parity associativities are the eight instantiations. Seven of the eight coherence residues are consequences of monoidal coherence and the naturality of the unitors; the eighth — the odd-odd-odd pattern — genuinely compares the two ways of trivializing one factor of o ⊗ o ⊗ o through ho and is not a formal consequence of the data (ho, hβ). It is stated as the hypothesis hα of superGammaAlgebra; it holds in super vector spaces (both sides are x ↦ e ⊗ e ⊗ x-type maps for a basis vector e of the odd line) and more generally whenever ho is a coherent self-duality.

Commutativity likewise holds once (convAlong_braid, from the commutativity of μ and the naturality of the braiding); the even-even and even-odd patterns follow from the unit braiding identities, and the odd-odd pattern picks up the Koszul sign from hβ. The package superGammaAlgebra assembles the blocks into an RS.SuperCommAlgebra, feeding the odd-nil quotient theory of RS.SuperRealize.

Convolution along a prefix #

Convolution along a prefix: for a monoid object R and a chosen morphism p : A ⟶ X ⊗ Y, the pairing sending f : X ⟶ R and g : Y ⟶ R to p ≫ (f ⊗ₘ g) ≫ μ : A ⟶ R. All four graded multiplication blocks of the Γ-algebra at an odd line are instances, at the prefixes (λ_ (𝟙_ D)).inv, (λ_ o).inv, (ρ_ o).inv and ho.inv.

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    The monoid unit is a left unit for convolution along a left unitor prefix.

    Generic associativity of prefixed convolution. Given inner and outer prefixes on each side whose two composites into X ⊗ Y ⊗ Z agree (hpq), the two iterated convolutions agree. The eight parity associativities of the Γ-algebra are the eight instantiations, with hpq a coherence residue in each case.

    Generic commutativity of prefixed convolution against a commutative monoid object: exchanging the two arguments costs composing the prefix with the braiding. The Koszul signs of the Γ-algebra arise from evaluating the braiding on the prefixes.

    Even-odd commutativity: the braiding against the unit turns the left unitor prefix into the right unitor prefix, with no sign.

    Bilinearity #

    Prefixed convolution is additive in the left argument.

    Prefixed convolution is additive in the right argument.

    Odd-odd anticommutativity. At a trivialization prefix ho.inv on whose source the braiding acts by -1, exchanging the arguments of prefixed convolution costs the Koszul sign.

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    Application of the packaged bilinear map is prefixed convolution.

    The Γ-algebra at an odd line #

    The four-block Γ-algebra of a commutative monoid object at an odd line. For a commutative monoid object R of a braided ℂ-linear monoidal category and an odd line o — an object with a trivialization ho : o ⊗ o ≅ 𝟙_ D on which the braiding acts by -1 (hβ) and which is associativity-coherent (hα: the two insertions of ho.inv into o agree through the associator) — the morphisms 𝟙_ D ⟶ R and o ⟶ R form a super-commutative ℂ-algebra under prefixed convolution. The even block is the convolution algebra of RS.SuperRealize; the odd-odd block pairs the sources through ho and anticommutes by hβ.

    The hypothesis hα is not a formal consequence of (ho, hβ): it pins down the compatibility of the chosen trivialization with the associator, and holds for the standard odd line of super vector spaces (hence in Ind SmallSuperVect).

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      Instantiation notes: D := Ind SmallSuperVect #

      Applying superGammaAlgebra over the intended ind-completion requires the following instance stack on Ind SmallSuperVect (not assembled here; recorded for the instantiation lane):