Unsuspended components of right A-infinity module morphisms #
A morphism of right A∞ modules is stored as a map of suspended bar comodules. This file
unsuspends its Taylor components to maps
f_{n+1}^M : M ⊗ A^⊗n ⟶ N
of cohomological degree -n. The indexing counts algebra inputs: component 0 is the unary
linear part. The component is the module-first unsuspension
TauCeti.AInfinityRightModule.unsuspend of the suspended Taylor component, the same one used to
unsuspend the operations of a right A∞ module.
The suspension formula makes the signs executable on homogeneous elements, while component extensionality lets later constructions work entirely with the unsuspended maps. The expanded morphism equations and composition signs can therefore be stated without exposing bar words.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.AInfinityRightModuleHom.component: the unsuspended component withnalgebra inputs.
Main results #
TauCeti.AInfinityRightModuleHom.suspendedComponent_tmul_tprod_of_mem: the suspension sign on homogeneous inputs.TauCeti.AInfinityRightModuleHom.component_mem_piece: the component withnalgebra inputs has degree-n.TauCeti.AInfinityRightModuleHom.ext_component: unsuspended components determine a morphism.
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.
The unsuspended component with n algebra inputs. It has total arity n + 1, with the
module input first, and cohomological degree -n.
Equations
- f.component n = TauCeti.AInfinityRightModule.unsuspend MM.grading AA.grading n (f.suspendedComponent n)
Instances For
The unsuspended component evaluates the suspended component on Koszul-twisted inputs.
The suspended component evaluates the unsuspended component on Koszul-twisted inputs.
On a pure bar word, the Taylor map evaluates the unsuspended component on Koszul-twisted inputs.
On homogeneous inputs, the suspended component is the unsuspended component multiplied by the Koszul sign of suspending the module input and all algebra inputs.
On homogeneous inputs, the Taylor map is the unsuspended component multiplied by the Koszul sign of suspending the module input and all algebra inputs.
The component with no algebra inputs is the linear part.
The component with n algebra inputs has cohomological degree -n.
Two module morphisms are equal when all their unsuspended components agree.
The identity morphism has zero unsuspended components with a positive number of algebra inputs.