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LeanPool.RegtsSevenster.RS.Novel.Envelope.EnvDelignePackage

The Deligne package for the skein category #

The payoff of the envelope construction: the envelope satisfies all hypotheses of the abstract Deligne statement, so it receives a fibre functor; restricting along the braided linear embedding of the skein category yields the Deligne package that the extraction consumes — with Deligne's theorem itself as the only transcendental input, applied to the concretely constructed envelope.

noncomputable def RS.skeinToEnv {R : ℕ} (f : EdgeRankParameter R) :

The braided linear embedding of the skein category into its envelope.

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    noncomputable instance RS.skeinToEnvBraided {R : ℕ} (f : EdgeRankParameter R) :

    The embedding of the skein category into its envelope is braided.

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    It is additive.

    And ℂ-linear — so restricting the envelope's fibre functor along it gives a package on the skein category.

    The strand tensor-generates in Deligne's sense. The envelope generates more strongly than the theorem asks — every object is a retract of a finite biproduct of pure tensor powers of the strand, where a subquotient of a biproduct of mixed powers would do.

    The Deligne package for the envelope: Deligne's theorem applies to the envelope. Its growth hypothesis is stated by composition length, which the envelope's bound on endomorphism dimensions supplies through semisimplicity and finite-dimensional Hom-spaces — properties of the envelope, not hypotheses of the theorem; and its conclusion carries exactness and faithfulness, which the package drops.

    The Deligne package for the skein category: restrict the envelope's fibre functor along the embedding.