Filtered operators on two-term pages #
A filtered operator of degree d shifts G p into G (p - d) and commutes
with the two-term differential. This file constructs its maps on the concrete
source and target pages, proves compatibility with drop, and proves that an
operator is unchanged on pages after adding one that shifts an additional
filtration level.
A k-linear operator of filtration degree d commuting with the
two-term differential.
The underlying endomorphism of the filtered module.
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Composition of filtered operators.
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The reverse-order composition, given the same canonical sum degree.
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The restriction of the operator to a source-page cycle numerator.
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- P.sourceRestricted r p = LinearMap.codRestrict (K.cycles r (p - d)) (P.g ∘ₗ (K.cycles r p).subtype) ⋯
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The operator induced on a source page.
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Transport between equal source-page indices.
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The restriction of the operator to a target-page filtration piece.
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- P.targetRestricted p = LinearMap.codRestrict (K.G (p - d)) (P.g ∘ₗ (K.G p).subtype) ⋯
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The operator induced on a target page.
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- P.targetMap r p = (Submodule.comap (K.G p).subtype (K.boundaries r p)).mapQ (Submodule.comap (K.G (p - d)).subtype (K.boundaries r (p - d))) (P.targetRestricted p) ⋯
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Transport between target-page indices known to be equal.
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Restrict the operator to the target filtration at a page differential.
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The target-page operator at the codomain index of drop, reindexed by
the identity (p+r)-d = (p-d)+r.
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targetMapAtDrop is the general target-page map followed by the canonical
reindexing isomorphism.
The source and reindexed target operator maps commute with the page differential.
Compatibility of the general source and target page maps with drop,
with the unavoidable target-index transport made explicit.
Two degree-d operators have the same symbol when their difference shifts
one additional filtration level.