The zero comodule #
This file adds the zero object for right comodules over a coalgebra. This is Layer 1 infrastructure for the reductive-groups roadmap target "Comodules over a coalgebra/Hopf algebra": before the finite-dimensional comodule category can be used as the additive representation category, it needs the standard zero object compatible with the existing zero morphisms.
The zero comodule is implemented by the unique coaction on PUnit. The bundled API exposes
the named zero objects through their IsZero characterizations, rather than through the
concrete carrier.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.ComoduleCat.zero: the bundled zero comodule.TauCeti.ComoduleCat.subsingleton_zero: the bundled zero comodule has subsingleton carrier.TauCeti.ComoduleCat.isZero_zero:ComoduleCat.zerois a zero object.HasZeroObject (ComoduleCat R C).
References #
The construction is the standard zero object in the category of comodules; see Sweedler,
Hopf Algebras, Chapter 2. It supplies an additive-category prerequisite for
ReductiveGroups/README.md in TauCetiRoadmap, Layer 1, "Comodules over a coalgebra/Hopf
algebra". The proof that a subsingleton bundled comodule is zero follows Mathlib's
SemimoduleCat.isZero_of_subsingleton / ModuleCat.isZero_of_subsingleton pattern.
The unique right-comodule structure on the zero module PUnit.
Equations
- TauCeti.Comodule.instPUnit R C = { coact := 0, coassoc := ⋯, lTensor_counit_comp_coact := ⋯ }
The bundled zero right comodule.
Equations
Instances For
The named zero comodule has subsingleton carrier.
A comodule whose underlying type is subsingleton is a zero object.
The named zero comodule is a zero object.
Any morphism from the named zero comodule is zero.
Any morphism to the named zero comodule is zero.
The canonical morphism out of the named zero comodule is the zero morphism.
The canonical morphism into the named zero comodule is the zero morphism.
Morphisms from the named zero comodule are unique.
Morphisms to the named zero comodule are unique.
The category of right comodules has a zero object.