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TauCeti.Algebra.Homology.Monoidal.TensorDifferential

The differential of a tensor product of complexes #

Mathlib's HomologicalComplex.monoidalCategory totalizes the degreewise tensor product of complexes, with the tensor signs ε₁ = 1 and ε₂ (p, q) = (-1)^p. This file records the resulting differential on a homogeneous summand, d (x ⊗ y) = d x ⊗ y + (-1)^p x ⊗ d y for x of degree p: as a single rewrite rule for cochain complexes of modules indexed by ℤ, and as its two parts HomologicalComplex.mapBifunctor.D₁ and HomologicalComplex.mapBifunctor.D₂ for chain complexes indexed by ℕ in any monoidal preadditive category, where a part vanishes on a summand whose factor of degree zero it would differentiate.

Main results #

Implementation notes #

Mathlib.CategoryTheory.Monoidal.Closed.Braided is imported for the colimit-preservation instances that make the tensor product of cochain complexes exist at all, exactly as in TauCeti/Algebra/Homology/Monoidal/Braiding.lean.

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The differential of a tensor product of cochain complexes on a homogeneous summand is the sum of the two factor differentials, with the Koszul sign on the second term.

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The differential of a tensor product of cochain complexes on a homogeneous summand is the sum of the two factor differentials, with the Koszul sign on the second term.

The first part of the differential of a tensor product of chain complexes, on a summand whose first factor has positive degree, is the differential of the first factor.

The first part of the differential of a tensor product of chain complexes vanishes on a summand whose first factor has degree zero.

The second part of the differential of a tensor product of chain complexes, on a summand whose second factor has positive degree, is the differential of the second factor with the Koszul sign (-1)^r of the degree r of the first factor.

The second part of the differential of a tensor product of chain complexes, on a summand whose second factor has positive degree, is the differential of the second factor with the Koszul sign (-1)^r of the degree r of the first factor.

The second part of the differential of a tensor product of chain complexes vanishes on a summand whose second factor has degree zero.