The even-component restriction of the super permutation action #
The even and odd components of a SuperVect endomorphism, and the
even-component representation of SymGroupAlgebra n they give:
superPermAction followed by the even-component extraction, which
is linear, so the composite is again linear.
Extraction is a linear map, so it carries zero to zero: whatever the super permutation action kills, the even-component representation kills too. That containment is what the sector trace needs.
Even and odd components #
The even component of a SuperVect endomorphism, viewed as a module endomorphism.
Equations
- RS.evenComponent W g = g.evenMap
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The even component of zero is zero.
The odd component of zero is zero.
Even extraction is additive.
Even extraction commutes with scaling.
The even-component extraction is a linear map from the endomorphism algebra to the module endomorphism ring.
Equations
- RS.evenComponentLinear W = { toFun := RS.evenComponent W, map_add' := ⋯, map_smul' := ⋯ }
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The even-component representation #
The even-component representation of SymGroupAlgebra n
on (superPow V n).even: the composite of superPermAction
with the even-component linear extraction.
Equations
- RS.evenPermRep f P n = RS.evenComponentLinear (RS.superPow (RS.strandImage f P) n) ∘ₗ (RS.superPermAction f P n).toLinearMap
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Even-restriction zero implication: if the super-permutation action kills an element, so does the even-component representation. This is immediate because the even component of a zero SuperVect morphism is zero.