Graded modules generated in one degree #
An internally graded module is generated in degree d when its degree-d homogeneous piece
generates the underlying module. This is the module-theoretic condition imposed on the ith
projective in a linear resolution: after choosing the degree of the resolved module, its ith
projective is generated in the correspondingly shifted degree.
The definition is phrased using Submodule.span, so it does not depend on a choice of homogeneous
generators. The results below give the API needed to use it without unfolding: generation is
invariant under transport by a linear equivalence, its degree changes predictably when the grading
is shifted, and linear maps out of the module are determined by the indicated homogeneous piece.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.InternalGrading.IsGeneratedInDegree: the degree-dpiece spans the whole module.
Main results #
TauCeti.InternalGrading.isGeneratedInDegree_map_iff: generation in a degree is invariant under transport of the grading along a linear equivalence.TauCeti.InternalGrading.isGeneratedInDegree_shift_iff: shifting an internal grading reindexes the generating degree.TauCeti.InternalGrading.isGeneratedInDegree_directSum_iff: a direct sum is generated in one degree exactly when every summand is generated in that degree.TauCeti.InternalGrading.linearMap_ext_of_isGeneratedInDegree: two linear maps out of a module generated in degreedagree when they agree on its degree-dpiece.TauCeti.InternalGrading.IsGeneratedInDegree.piece_add_eq_smul: over a graded algebra𝒜, a graded module generated in degreedhas degree-m + dpiece𝒜 m • M_d.TauCeti.InternalGrading.IsGeneratedInDegree.piece_eq_bot_of_lt: over a nonnegatively graded algebra, a graded module generated in degreedvanishes in every degree belowd.TauCeti.InternalGrading.IsGeneratedInDegree.piece_le_smul_top: a graded module generated in degreedhas all of its pieces of degree abovedinsideA₊ M, whereA₊is the sum of the pieces of positive degree.TauCeti.InternalGrading.apply_mem_smul_top_of_isGeneratedInDegree: over a nonnegatively graded algebra, a degree-zero map from a module generated in degreed'to a module generated in a lower degree lands inA₊ M.
References #
- S. Priddy, "Koszul resolutions", Transactions of the American Mathematical Society 152 (1970), 39--60, for linear resolutions of graded modules.
- Z. Dancso and A. Licata, "Koszul algebras and flow lattices", Journal of Combinatorial Theory, Series A 185 (2022), Section 2.2, for the graded-module conventions used by the downstream Grothendieck-group constructions.
An internally graded module is generated in degree d if the A-span of its degree-d
homogeneous piece is the whole module. The grading pieces are R-submodules, while A is the
scalar semiring whose span measures generation (typically the graded algebra acting on the
module).
Equations
- G.IsGeneratedInDegree A d = (Submodule.span A ↑(G.piece d) = ⊤)
Instances For
Generation in degree d, restated as membership of every element in the span of the
degree-d piece.
If the degree-d piece is the whole module, then the module is generated in degree d.
Enlarging the proposed homogeneous generating piece preserves generation.
Transporting an internal grading along a linear equivalence preserves generation in every degree.
A shift by c reindexes generation in degree d as generation in degree d + c for the
original grading.
Two linear maps out of a module generated in degree d are equal exactly when they agree on
homogeneous elements of degree d.
Two linear maps out of a module generated in degree d agree everywhere if they agree on
homogeneous elements of degree d.
A linear map out of a module generated in degree d vanishes exactly when it vanishes on
homogeneous elements of degree d.
A homogeneous map from a module generated in degree d vanishes when the target piece
in degree d + δ vanishes.
An external direct sum is generated in degree d if every summand is generated in degree
d.
If an external direct sum is generated in degree d, then every summand is generated in
degree d.
An external direct sum is generated in degree d exactly when every summand is generated in
degree d.
Generation over a graded algebra #
The span of a homogeneous piece is a homogeneous submodule over a graded algebra.
Over a graded algebra 𝒜, a graded module generated in degree d has degree-m + d piece
𝒜 m • M_d: its homogeneous elements of degree m + d are exactly the sums of products of
degree-m elements of the algebra with degree-d elements of the module.
Over a nonnegatively graded algebra, a graded module generated in degree d has no nonzero
homogeneous elements of degree below d.
A graded module generated in degree d has every homogeneous piece of degree above d
inside A₊ M, the products of elements of positive degree with elements of the module.
Over a nonnegatively graded algebra, a degree-zero homogeneous map from a graded module
generated in degree d' to a graded module generated in a lower degree d takes values in
A₊ M. The source has no homogeneous elements below degree d', and the target has all of its
homogeneous elements of degree at least d' in A₊ M.