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TauCeti.CategoryTheory.Monoidal.Action.Modification

Equivariant natural transformations as modifications #

Let a monoid M act on categories C and D, and let F₁ F₂ : C ⥤ D be equivariant functors (left-linear for the actions of Discrete M). They correspond to the strong transformations strongTrans M F₁ and strongTrans M F₂ between the pseudofunctors pseudofunctor M C and pseudofunctor M D. This file shows that the equivariant natural transformations F₁ ⟶ F₂ (those satisfying NatTrans.IsLeftLinear) are exactly the modifications between these strong transformations.

Since every strong transformation pseudofunctor M C ⟶ pseudofunctor M D is definitionally strongTrans M (functorOfStrongTrans η), these statements describe the modifications between arbitrary such strong transformations.

An equivariant natural transformation τ : F₁ ⟶ F₂ between equivariant functors is a modification strongTrans M F₁ ⟶ strongTrans M F₂ with component τ at the unique object. Its naturality condition at g is τ.app (g ⊙ₗ X) ≫ δₗ F₂ g X = δₗ F₁ g X ≫ g ⊴ₗ τ.app X.

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    The component of modification M τ at every object is τ.

    The natural transformation F₁ ⟶ F₂ underlying a modification Γ : strongTrans M F₁ ⟶ strongTrans M F₂: its component at the unique object.

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      The components of the natural transformation underlying a modification.

      The natural transformation underlying a modification between the strong transformations of equivariant functors is equivariant: the naturality condition of the modification at g is the commutation with the oplax lineators δₗ F₁ ⟨g⟩ and δₗ F₂ ⟨g⟩.

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      The natural transformation underlying modification M τ is τ.

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      Every modification strongTrans M F₁ ⟶ strongTrans M F₂ is the modification of its underlying natural transformation.

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      The modification attached to the identity natural transformation is the identity modification.

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      The modification attached to a vertical composite of equivariant natural transformations is the vertical composite of the modifications.

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      The natural transformation underlying the identity modification is the identity.

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      The natural transformation underlying a vertical composite of modifications is the composite of the underlying natural transformations.

      Equivariant natural transformations F₁ ⟶ F₂ correspond to modifications strongTrans M F₁ ⟶ strongTrans M F₂.

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        modificationEquiv sends an equivariant natural transformation to its modification.

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        The inverse of modificationEquiv sends a modification to its underlying natural transformation.

        A natural isomorphism e : F₁ ≅ F₂ between equivariant functors whose forward map is equivariant gives an invertible modification strongTrans M F₁ ≅ strongTrans M F₂, with components e.hom and e.inv at the unique object.

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          The forward modification of strongTransIso M e is the modification of e.hom.

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          The inverse modification of strongTransIso M e is the modification of e.inv.

          The strong transformation attached to the identity functor, with its identity lineators, is isomorphic to the identity strong transformation of pseudofunctor M C, through the invertible modification whose component at the unique object is the identity.

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            The strong transformation attached to a composite F ⋙ G of equivariant functors, with the lineators of Functor.LeftLinear.comp, is isomorphic to the vertical composite of the strong transformations of F and G, through the invertible modification whose component at the unique object is the identity.

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