The cubical cross product as a chain map #
The cross product of normalized cubical chains
(TauCeti.NormalizedCubicalChain.crossProduct) is bilinear and satisfies the Leibniz rule, so it
assembles into a chain map out of the tensor product of the normalized cubical chain complexes,
N(X) ⊗ N(Y) ⟶ N(X × Y), natural in both spaces.
The tensor product of chain complexes is Mathlib's, with the differential
d (a ⊗ b) = d a ⊗ b + (-1) ^ p • (a ⊗ d b) on a summand of bidegree (p, q). The cross product
is a map on each summand, followed by the reindexing p + q = n.
Main definitions and results #
TauCeti.cubicalCrossProduct R X Y: the cross product as a chain mapN(X) ⊗ N(Y) ⟶ N(X ⊗ Y).TauCeti.cubicalCrossProduct_naturality: naturality in both spaces.
The cross product of normalized chains of degrees p and q, as a map out of the tensor
product of modules to the chains of degree n = p + q of the product space.
Instances For
The cross product map of a summand, evaluated on a pure tensor a ⊗ b of normalized chains of
degrees p and q, is their cross product reindexed along p + q = n.
The cross product of normalized cubical chains as a chain map
N(X) ⊗ N(Y) ⟶ N(X ⊗ Y), with the Koszul sign on the tensor product of complexes: it sends
a ⊗ b of bidegree (p, q) to a × b, and the Leibniz rule says it commutes with the
differentials. It is the cubical counterpart of the shuffle map TopCat.shuffle.
Instances For
On a summand of bidegree (p, q), the cross product chain map is the cross product of
normalized chains followed by the reindexing p + q = n.
On a summand of bidegree (p, q), the cross product chain map is the cross product of
normalized chains followed by the reindexing p + q = n.
Naturality of the cross product chain map in both spaces.
Naturality of the cross product chain map in both spaces.