Suspension signs for right A-infinity module operations #
This file collects the two sign calculations shared by right A∞ module identities and
module-morphism identities. The first compares a composite of two suspended Taylor maps with
the corresponding composite of their unsuspended components. The second compares a term in
which the algebra bar differential collapses a block with the corresponding unsuspended term.
Both rest on the expansions of a cofree lift and of the algebra bar differential over a pure word.
The component index is the number of algebra inputs; the distinguished module input comes first.
If the inner family in a composite has degree q - n on n algebra inputs, moving from the
suspended composite to the unsuspended one contributes (-1) ^ ((k + q) * (n - k)) at a cut
after k algebra inputs. The formulas are stated for arbitrary source, intermediate, and target
modules so that the same calculations apply both to module operations (q = 1) and to module
morphisms (q = 0).
Main definitions #
TauCeti.AInfinityRightModule.unsuspend: the module-first unsuspension of a map on a fixed tensor length.
Main results #
TauCeti.AInfinityRightModule.apply_tmul_tprod_of_memandTauCeti.AInfinityRightModule.unsuspend_mem_piece: its suspension sign and degree.TauCeti.AInfinityRightModule.apply_comp_subword_of_mem: the suspension sign for a composite of module-first Taylor maps.TauCeti.AInfinityRightModule.cofreeLift_tmul_of_tprod: the cofree lift of a map, expanded over the cuts of a pure word.TauCeti.AInfinityRightModule.apply_coaugmentedBarDifferential_of_tprod: the algebra bar differential expanded after an arbitrary linear map on a module tensor factor.TauCeti.AInfinityRightModule.apply_algebra_splice_of_mem: the suspension sign when an algebra operation is inserted into the algebra inputs.
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.
Module-first unsuspension #
The module-first unsuspension of a map F : M ⊗ A^⊗n → N between suspended inputs: it
evaluates F after twisting the input in position j (the module input being in position 0)
by the Koszul twist of parameter n - j.
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The unsuspension evaluates the map on Koszul-twisted inputs.
A map evaluates its unsuspension on Koszul-twisted inputs: the twists are involutions.
On homogeneous inputs, the Koszul twists of the module-first unsuspension multiply to the Koszul sign of suspending the module input and all algebra inputs.
On homogeneous inputs, a map is its module-first unsuspension multiplied by the suspension Koszul sign.
If a map of suspended inputs raises total suspended degree by k, its module-first
unsuspension has degree k - 1 - n on n algebra inputs.
Bar-word expansions, composites, and algebra insertions #
A composite of suspended module-first Taylor maps on homogeneous inputs, expressed through
their unsuspended components. The inner components have degree q - k on k algebra inputs;
the outer degree is irrelevant to the suspension sign.
On a pure word, the cofree lift of F applies F to every prefix and retains the
corresponding suffix.
Applying a linear map after tensoring a module element with the algebra bar differential expands as the sum over all nonempty blocks collapsed by the algebra Taylor map.
A suspended term in which the algebra bar differential collapses a block of homogeneous algebra inputs, expressed through the unsuspended module-first component and algebra operation.