Right A-infinity modules: the suspended bar differential #
A right A∞ module over an A∞ algebra A is stored on its cofree right bar comodule
sM ⊗ Tᶜ(sA).
Its structure map is a degree-one square-zero coderivation over the bar differential of A.
The co-Leibniz law includes the Koszul sign obtained when the algebra bar differential crosses the
left comodule factor. Using the coaugmented tensor coalgebra is essential: the empty word records
the unary module operation.
This file packages that primary suspended definition. The Taylor map is obtained by applying the
coalgebra counit after the bar differential. It is not stored separately: coderivations over a
fixed coalgebra operator on a cofree comodule are determined by this component, which gives the
extensionality theorem below. The square-zero law can likewise be checked after applying the
counit, giving the suspended module Stasheff equation in the form
taylor ∘ barDifferential = 0.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.AInfinityRightModule: a rightA∞module in suspended bar form.TauCeti.AInfinityRightModule.barGrading: the total grading onsM ⊗ Tᶜ(sA).TauCeti.AInfinityRightModule.taylor: the cogenerator component of the module bar differential.TauCeti.AInfinityRightModule.ofBarDifferential: construct a module by checking the square-zero law on its Taylor component.
The convention follows Getzler--Jones, A-infinity algebras and the cyclic bar complex, Sections 1--2, and Keller, Introduction to A-infinity algebras and modules, Section 4.
The total suspended grading on the cofree bar comodule sM ⊗ Tᶜ(sA).
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- TauCeti.AInfinityRightModule.barGrading AA G = (G.shift 1).tensorProduct (TauCeti.TensorWords.grading (AA.grading.shift 1))
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The degree-p part of the bar-comodule grading is the total-degree part of the suspended
module grading and the suspended tensor-word grading.
A right A∞ module over AA, stored as a square-zero degree-one coderivation on the
cofree right bar comodule sM ⊗ Tᶜ(sA) over the bar coderivation of AA.
The carrier types model suspension by shifting their internal gradings; no new carrier type is
introduced. Thus barDifferential acts on M ⊗ Tᶜ(A), while barGrading interprets that
carrier as sM ⊗ Tᶜ(sA).
- grading : InternalGrading R M
The internal cohomological grading of the module carrier.
The suspended module bar differential on the cofree right bar comodule.
- isHomogeneous_barDifferential : LinearMap.IsHomogeneous self.barDifferential (barGrading AA self.grading).piece (barGrading AA self.grading).piece 1
The module bar differential has degree one for the total suspended grading.
- isGradedCoderivation_barDifferential : Comodule.IsGradedCoderivationOver (barGrading AA self.grading) 1 AA.coaugmentedBarDifferential self.barDifferential
The module bar differential is a coderivation over the algebra bar differential.
The module bar differential squares to zero.
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The Taylor map of a right A∞ module, obtained by applying the tensor-coalgebra counit to
the output of its bar differential. On the summand sM ⊗ (sA)^⊗n, this is the suspended
arity-n + 1 module operation.
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- MM.taylor = ↑(TensorProduct.rid R M) ∘ₗ LinearMap.lTensor M CoalgebraStruct.counit ∘ₗ MM.barDifferential
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The Taylor map is the counit component of the module bar differential.
Evaluating the Taylor map means applying the bar differential, then the coalgebra counit, and finally the right unitor.
The Taylor map has degree one from the total suspended bar-comodule grading to the suspended module grading.
The stored module bar differential squares to zero.
The Taylor component of the square of the module bar differential vanishes. This is the suspended form of all right-module Stasheff identities.
A degree-one coderivation over the algebra bar differential squares to zero if and only if its Taylor component after one further application vanishes.
Construct a right A∞ module from a homogeneous coderivation over the algebra bar
differential. By cofreeness, it suffices to check the square-zero law on the Taylor component.
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Right A∞ modules on a fixed carrier are determined by their grading and Taylor map. In
particular, the stored bar differential contains no data beyond its cogenerator component.