Morphisms of right A-infinity modules #
A morphism of right A∞ modules over a fixed algebra is a degree-zero morphism of their
cofree bar comodules commuting with the bar differentials. Its Taylor map is obtained by
applying the coalgebra counit. Cofreeness makes this map determine the morphism, and makes
commutation with the differentials equivalent to the suspended Taylor-component equation.
Thus AInfinityRightModuleHom.ofTaylor constructs a morphism from a degree-zero Taylor map
satisfying that equation, without requiring a separate bar map. The construction uses
Comodule.Hom.cofreeEquiv and Comodule.Hom.cofreeLift; its bar/Taylor interface parallels
AInfinityHom for algebra morphisms.
Identities and composition use comodule morphisms. Taylor components and the unary chain map
are developed in TauCeti.Algebra.Homology.AInfinity.Module.Right.Hom.Components.
References #
- B. Keller, Introduction to A-infinity algebras and modules, Section 4.
- E. Getzler and J. D. S. Jones, A-infinity algebras and the cyclic bar complex, Sections 1--2.
A morphism of right A∞ modules over a fixed algebra, represented by a degree-zero
morphism of the cofree bar comodules intertwining their differentials.
- barHom : Comodule.Hom R (TensorWords R A) (TensorProduct R M (TensorWords R A)) (TensorProduct R N (TensorWords R A))
The induced morphism of cofree bar comodules.
- isHomogeneous_barMap : LinearMap.IsHomogeneous self.barHom.toLinearMap (AInfinityRightModule.barGrading AA MM.grading).piece (AInfinityRightModule.barGrading AA NN.grading).piece 0
The bar map preserves the total suspended degree.
- barDifferential_comp_barMap : NN.barDifferential ∘ₗ self.barHom.toLinearMap = self.barHom.toLinearMap ∘ₗ MM.barDifferential
The bar map intertwines the module bar differentials.
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The underlying linear map of the bar-comodule morphism.
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- f.barMap = f.barHom.toLinearMap
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The intertwining of the module bar differentials, applied to an element.
The suspended Taylor map: apply the coalgebra counit after the bar map.
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- f.taylor = ↑(TensorProduct.rid R N) ∘ₗ LinearMap.lTensor N CoalgebraStruct.counit ∘ₗ f.barMap
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The Taylor map preserves suspended degree.
The bar map is the cofree lift of its Taylor map.
Morphisms are determined by their underlying bar maps.
Morphisms are determined by their suspended Taylor maps.
The suspended module-morphism equation, expressed on Taylor maps.
For a degree-zero bar-comodule map, differential compatibility can be checked after applying the coalgebra counit. This is the full suspended component equation.
Construct a module morphism from a degree-zero Taylor map satisfying the suspended component equation. Cofreeness supplies the bar map and reduces its differential law to this equation.
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- TauCeti.AInfinityRightModuleHom.ofTaylor F hF h = { barHom := TauCeti.Comodule.Hom.cofreeLift F, isHomogeneous_barMap := ⋯, barDifferential_comp_barMap := ⋯ }
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The bar map of the constructed morphism is the cofree lift.
The constructed morphism has the prescribed Taylor map.
Every morphism is recovered from its Taylor map and component equation.
The identity module morphism.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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The Taylor map of the identity is the counit projection onto the module factor.
Composition of module morphisms is composition of bar-comodule maps.
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Taylor components of a composite are obtained by applying the second Taylor map to the first bar map.
The identity module morphism is a right identity for composition.
The identity module morphism is a left identity for composition.
Composition of module morphisms is associative.