The symmetric power duality datum #
Duality data transfer along module maps, and its instance of record: the symmetric powers of a dual pair form a dual pair, by transferring the power datum along the symmetriser section and projection. The transfer needs no compatibility between the chosen maps — linearity is compositional; the zigzag laws of the transferred datum are where retraction and self-adjointness enter, and they live with the pairing calculus.
Duality data transfer: a duality datum for a pair of modules induces one on any pair connected to it by module maps — the pairing pulls back along maps into the pair, the copairing pushes forward along maps out of it. Linearity is inherited compositionally.
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Instances For
The symmetriser projection, as a morphism of bundled
modules; the mirror of symPowσMod.
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- RS.symPowπMod A n = { hom := RS.symPowπ A X (n + 1), isModHom := ⋯ }
Instances For
The symmetric power duality datum: the symmetric powers of a dual pair form a dual pair, by transferring the power datum along the symmetriser section and projection.
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- RS.symDualityDatum A M M' d n = RS.ModDualityDatum.transfer A (RS.powDualityDatum A M M' d n) (RS.symPowσMod A n) (RS.symPowσMod A n) (RS.symPowπMod A n) (RS.symPowπMod A n)