The Deligne hypotheses for the envelope #
Two of the five hypothesis fields of the abstract Deligne input,
read off for the envelope: finite-dimensional Hom-spaces, by the
injection chain through the three layers, and scalar unit
endomorphisms, the arity-zero Hom space being the line of the
empty class, which the normalization f ∅ = 1 keeps nonzero.
The other three are elsewhere: semisimplicity in
EnvSemisimple.lean, the tensor generator in EnvGenerator.lean,
and moderate growth in EnvGrowth.lean; EnvDelignePackage.lean
feeds all five to the cited statement.
Finite-dimensional Hom-spaces #
Envelope hom-spaces are finite-dimensional, by the injection chain through the three layers.
The envelope has finite-dimensional Hom-spaces.
Scalar unit endomorphisms #
The extraction of the arity-zero class from a unit endomorphism.
Equations
- RS.unitExtract f x = (x.f PUnit.unit PUnit.unit).f
Instances For
The unit's endomorphisms inject into the arity-zero hom space.
It sends the identity to the empty class, which the normalization keeps nonzero — so the unit endomorphisms are the scalars.
The identity of the unit is the empty class.
Scalar unit endomorphisms.