Numerical quotients of the Ext-Euler pairing #
The Ext-Euler characteristic descends to a biadditive pairing on the exact Grothendieck groups of two extension-closed subcategories. This file views that pairing as an integer-bilinear map and applies the separate left and right numerical-quotient construction to it.
The two subcategories are deliberately kept independent: the Ext-Euler pairing is generally nonsymmetric, so its left and right radicals can differ. The generic numerical-quotient API supplies the quotient maps, one-sided pairings, functoriality, and the nondegenerate pairing; this file adds the Ext-Euler names and the computation rules needed by its users.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.extEulerBilinear: the integer-bilinear form underlying the descended Ext-Euler pairing.TauCeti.ExtEulerLeftNumericalQuotientandTauCeti.ExtEulerRightNumericalQuotient: the two numerical Grothendieck groups.TauCeti.extEulerNumericalPairing: the induced pairing between those two quotients.
Main results #
TauCeti.mem_extEulerLeftRadical_iffandTauCeti.mem_extEulerRightRadical_iffcharacterize the two radicals using the Ext-Euler pairing.TauCeti.extEulerNumericalPairing_mkcomputes the quotient pairing on representatives.TauCeti.extEulerNumericalPairing_uniquegives its universal characterization, andTauCeti.extEulerNumericalPairing_nondegeneraterecords the resulting two-sided nondegeneracy.
This is the ordinary Ext-Euler specialization in Layer 7 of the Grothendieck-groups,
Cartan-maps, and Euler-forms roadmap. The Laurent/sesquilinear specialization belongs after the
graded Ext-Euler pairing has descended to graded K₀.
References #
The Ext-Euler construction follows Weibel, An Introduction to Homological Algebra, Sections 2.4--2.7, and its nonsymmetric numerical quotient follows Dancso--Licata, Koszul algebras and flow lattices, Section 3.1. No formalization is copied or vendored here; the two constructions are combined through the existing Tau Ceti APIs.
The ordinary Ext-Euler pairing on exact Grothendieck groups, regarded as a bilinear map over
ℤ so that it can be fed to the numerical-quotient construction.
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- TauCeti.extEulerBilinear hP hQ h = TauCeti.biadditiveToIntBilinear (TauCeti.extEulerPairing hP hQ h)
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The left numerical quotient of the first exact Grothendieck group for the Ext-Euler pairing.
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The right numerical quotient of the second exact Grothendieck group for the Ext-Euler pairing.
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The quotient map from the first exact Grothendieck group to its Ext-Euler numerical quotient.
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The quotient map from the second exact Grothendieck group to its Ext-Euler numerical quotient.
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The left radical of the Ext-Euler pairing, characterized by vanishing against every class on the right.
The right radical of the Ext-Euler pairing, characterized by vanishing against every class on the left.
The one-sided pairing after quotienting the left exact Grothendieck group.
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The one-sided pairing after quotienting the right exact Grothendieck group.
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The Ext-Euler pairing between both numerical Grothendieck groups.
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- TauCeti.extEulerNumericalPairing hP hQ h = TauCeti.numericalPairing (TauCeti.extEulerBilinear hP hQ h)
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The left Ext-Euler numerical pairing evaluates on a quotient representative as the descended Ext-Euler pairing.
The right Ext-Euler numerical pairing evaluates on a quotient representative as the descended Ext-Euler pairing.
The Ext-Euler numerical pairing evaluates on two quotient representatives as the descended Ext-Euler pairing.
The Ext-Euler numerical pairing evaluates on classes of objects as the ordinary Ext-Euler characteristic.
The left numerical Ext-Euler pairing separates its left argument.
The right numerical Ext-Euler pairing separates its right argument.
Quotienting by both Ext-Euler radicals makes the ordinary numerical pairing nondegenerate.
The Ext-Euler numerical pairing is the unique bilinear pairing whose representative values are the descended Ext-Euler values.