Coherence for graded bimodule tensor composition #
The associator of graded bimodule composition satisfies the pentagon, including heterogeneous composition over five graded algebras. With the regular bimodule as unit, it also satisfies the triangle. Both equations follow from pure-tensor extensionality; the triangle is precisely the balancing relation.
For endobimodules these identities package the existing tensor maps, associator,
and unitors into bimoduleMonoidalCategory. The structure is chosen explicitly so its
factor grading and carrier universe remain visible. Its curried tensor functor is the existing
bimoduleTensor.
The module also provides GradedBimoduleMonoidalDatum, the pointwise homotopy-monoidal datum
of a functor on complexes of graded bimodules: for every pair of source complexes X and Y,
a homotopy equivalence comparing the target tensor product of the image complexes with the
image of the source tensor product. It is the monoidal compatibility data that such a functor
has to supply.
Reassociation of four graded bimodules satisfies the pentagon.
Reassociation of four graded bimodules satisfies the pentagon.
Evaluation of the middle regular bimodule is compatible with reassociation.
Evaluation of the middle regular bimodule is compatible with reassociation.
The chosen monoidal structure on graded endobimodules, with regular bimodule unit.
Instances For
The chosen tensor object is balanced graded bimodule composition.
The chosen tensor morphism is the map induced on the balanced tensor product.
Left whiskering maps the second balanced tensor factor.
Right whiskering maps the first balanced tensor factor.
The chosen associator is graded balanced-tensor reassociation.
The chosen left unitor evaluates the regular left factor.
The chosen right unitor evaluates the regular right factor.
The chosen tensor unit is the universe-lifted regular graded bimodule.
The chosen monoidal tensor functor is the canonical balanced bimodule bifunctor.
The pointwise homotopy-monoidal datum of the functor Φ on complexes of graded bimodules
between the source and the target graded bimodule setting: for every pair of source complexes
X and Y, a homotopy equivalence comparing the target tensor product of the image
complexes with the image of the source tensor product.