Cellular chains with a monoid action #
A family of cellular self-maps satisfying the action laws induces representations on cellular
chains. Naturality of the cellular differential assembles these into a complex in Rep.
The forgetful isomorphism identifies it with the original cellular chain complex.
The maps act on the CW subset itself; no extension to its ambient space or compatibility with chosen characteristic maps is required.
The representation induced on cellular chains by a cellular action.
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The action is induced by the given cellular self-map.
The cellular differential as a morphism of representations.
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The underlying linear map is the cellular differential.
Cellular chains retaining a cellular monoid action.
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The terms of the equivariant cellular complex.
Its differential is the equivariant cellular differential.
Forgetting the action recovers the geometric cellular chain complex.
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Components of the forgetful identification are the canonical cellular-term transports.
Inverse components of the forgetful identification are the reverse term transports.