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TauCeti.Algebra.Homology.Curved.Module.Right.Kernel

Kernels of closed maps of curved right modules #

The kernel of a closed map has the inherited grading and the restricted differential. The closedness of the map makes its kernel stable under the differential; the Leibniz and curvature laws restrict to this submodule. Its inclusion is a kernel in the existing closed category.

kernelEquiv identifies the carrier of kernelObj with the kernel submodule and provides its inherited right action. The grading and differential equations characterize this curved object, and kernelIsLimit gives the universal property of its inclusion kernelι. forgetDifferentialKernelIso identifies its underlying graded object with the graded kernel. These kernels and their preservation are used by the graded-split exact structure.

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The differential restricted to the kernel of a closed map.

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    The restricted differential is the source differential on underlying elements.

    The curved module carried by the kernel of a closed map.

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      The kernel carrier is the kernel submodule. Its linearity characterizes the inherited right action; consumers use this equivalence rather than unfolding kernelObj.

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        The kernel's differential corresponds to the restricted source differential.

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        Homogeneity in the curved kernel is homogeneity in the source under its carrier comparison.

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        The underlying kernel inclusion is its carrier comparison followed by subtype inclusion.

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        The kernel inclusion followed by the original map is zero.

        The kernel fork in the closed category of curved right modules.

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          The point of the sealed kernel fork is the characteristic kernel object.

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          The kernel fork's projection is the characteristic inclusion after identifying its point.

          The curved kernel inclusion satisfies the kernel universal property.

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            The graded comparison is the kernel's characteristic carrier equivalence.