The standard-model isomorphism #
The morphism-level packaging of the coordinate identification: a
super vector space carrying a supersymmetric form with a rigid
copairing is isomorphic to a standard model stdSuperPair k ℓ, by an
isomorphism pulling the form back to the standard form
(exists_std_iso). This is the full statement of the §5.1
coordinate conventions: every self-dual object of SuperVect is
a standard orthosymplectic space, form and all.
Pullback of the form along the coordinate morphism: when
the coordinate equivalences carry the blocks of b to the
standard forms, the coordinate morphism pulls b back to
stdForm as a morphism equation.
The standard-model isomorphism (accompanying paper §5.1): a super vector space with a supersymmetric form and a rigid copairing is isomorphic to a standard model, by an isomorphism carrying the form to the standard form.