The free module inside the relative tensor #
Tensoring against a free module changes nothing but the twist: the algebra of the free module is absorbed by the relative tensor and only the generating object survives, carried across by the braiding.
freeRegTwistIso: the free module on an object is the twist of the regular module by that object, through the braiding.freeTensorTwistIso: the relative tensor of a free module with a module is the twist of that module by the generating object.
The free module as a twisted regular module #
The braiding intertwines the free action on the generator with the twist of the regular action: both hexagon legs multiply the two algebra factors after carrying the generator to the front.
The free module is a twisted regular module: the free
module on V is the twist by V of the regular module, through
the braiding carrying the algebra past the generator.
Equations
- RS.freeRegTwistIso A V = { hom := CategoryTheory.Mod.Hom.mk' (β_ A V).hom ⋯, inv := CategoryTheory.Mod.Hom.mk' (β_ A V).inv ⋯, hom_inv_id := ⋯, inv_hom_id := ⋯ }
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Absorbing a free factor #
The free factor twists: the relative tensor of the free
module on V with a module M is the twist of M by V. The
free module is the twisted regular module, the twist shuffle
collects both twists in front, and the regular module is the unit
of the relative tensor.
Equations
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