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LeanPool.RegtsSevenster.RS.Classical.Deligne.SymMul

Multiplication on symmetric module powers #

The multiplication layer of Deligne (2002), §2.8: over an internal monoid A and a module X, the concatenation of tensor powers descends through the module-power coequalizers of SymAlg.lean to a multiplication modPow A X m ⊗ modPow A X n ⟶ modPow A X (m + n), and then, through the symmetrisers, to the symmetric powers.

Whiskered coequalizers are handled by an instance parameter asking that each tensorLeft Y preserve colimits of parallel pairs — in a braided category the tensorRight mirror follows — together with MonoidalPreadditive D for the biproduct legs; these hold in the intended consumers.

Associativity of the concatenation #

Associativity of the concatenation: concatenating the first two blocks and then the third agrees, up to the arity transport of p + (q + r) = p + q + r, with concatenating the last two blocks and then the first.

Concatenation with an empty first block is the left unitor, up to the arity transport.

Transport of concatenation and projections along arities #

Transport of a module power along an equality of arities.

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    Embedding the slot relations across the concatenation #

    A relation slot of the left block, whiskered by the right block and concatenated, is a relation slot of the concatenated power; and mirrored for the right block. Each embedding is mediated by a structural bridge morphism that is independent of the relation leg, so both legs of a slot embed through the same bridge and the ambient relation applies.

    The bridge carrying a left-block slot into the concatenated power: reassociate the right block onto the slot context and concatenate the contexts.

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      The bridge carrying a right-block slot into the concatenated power: reassociate the left block onto the slot's lower context and concatenate.

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        The slot relations across the concatenation boundary #

        Whiskered coequalizers of the module power #

        The two-stage descent needs the module-power coequalizer to remain a colimit after whiskering on either side; this is exactly the preservation of parallel-pair colimits by tensorLeft/tensorRight, taken as instance parameters.

        The raw multiplication #

        Bilinear glue for the algebra intertwining #

        Equivariance of the raw multiplication #

        Absorption of embedded symmetrisers #

        The full symmetriser absorbs the image of any mass-one average: pushing a symmetriser forward along any group homomorphism into the larger symmetric group leaves the larger symmetriser fixed.

        The coset identity: the block embedding of the two symmetrisers is absorbed by the full symmetriser.

        The block embedding of a one-sided unit is one-sided.

        The block embedding of a one-sided unit is one-sided.

        The multiplication on symmetric powers #

        The empty symmetric power #

        At arity zero the symmetriser is the unit of the group algebra.

        The empty symmetric power is the unit object.

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          At arity one the symmetriser is the unit of the group algebra.

          The singleton symmetric power is the module.

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            Unit laws #

            Unit laws for the symmetric multiplication #

            Associativity #

            Associativity of the symmetric multiplication #

            Commutativity #

            The braiding of two tensor powers is, through the concatenations, a permutation action; commutativity of symMul then follows because the symmetriser absorbs every permutation. The permutation itself is never computed: each intertwining is established with an existentially quantified permutation, assembled by the same recursion as the concatenation.

            The peeled braiding of one factor with a power acts by a permutation, assembled by the recursion of the power itself.

            The braiding of tensor powers is a permutation across the concatenations: for some permutation σ of the slots.

            Commutativity of the symmetric multiplication #