Exact pairings of finite biproducts #
In a monoidal preadditive category, the tensor product distributes over finite biproducts. As a
consequence, dualizable objects are closed under finite biproducts: if Y i is a right dual of
X i for every i in a finite index type, then ⨁ Y is a right dual of ⨁ X. The
coevaluation is the sum of the coevaluations of the summands and the evaluation is the sum of the
evaluations of the summands:
η = ∑ i, η_ (X i) (Y i) ≫ (biproduct.ι X i ⊗ₘ biproduct.ι Y i)
ε = ∑ i, (biproduct.π Y i ⊗ₘ biproduct.π X i) ≫ ε_ (X i) (Y i)
In a category of modules or of sheaves of modules this shows that finite free objects, which are finite biproducts of copies of the unit, are dualizable.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.ExactPairing.unit_evaluationandTauCeti.ExactPairing.unit_coevaluation: the evaluation and coevaluation of Mathlib's self-pairing of the unit;TauCeti.ExactPairing.biproduct: the exact pairing between⨁ Xand⨁ Yinduced by exact pairings betweenX iandY i;TauCeti.ExactPairing.biproduct_ι_tensorHom_biproduct_ι_evaluationandTauCeti.ExactPairing.coevaluation_biproduct_π_tensorHom_biproduct_π, with their_of_nevariants: the evaluation and coevaluation are, componentwise, those of the summands on the diagonal and zero off it.
Moving a tensor product of morphisms past the inverse associator: the two middle factors compose.
Moving a tensor product of morphisms past the inverse associator: the two middle factors compose.
Moving a tensor product of morphisms past the associator: the two middle factors compose.
Moving a tensor product of morphisms past the associator: the two middle factors compose.
The first zigzag identity of an exact pairing, with morphisms c and b inserted on the outer
factors.
The second zigzag identity of an exact pairing, with morphisms d and a inserted on the
outer factors.
The evaluation of the canonical self-pairing of the unit is the right unitor.
The coevaluation of the canonical self-pairing of the unit is the inverse right unitor.
Exact pairings are closed under finite biproducts: if Y i is a right dual of X i for each
i, then ⨁ Y is a right dual of ⨁ X, with coevaluation and evaluation the sums of those of
the summands.
Equations
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The coevaluation of the biproduct pairing is the sum of the coevaluations of the summands.
The evaluation of the biproduct pairing is the sum of the evaluations of the summands.
On the summand Y i ⊗ X i, the evaluation of the biproduct pairing is the evaluation of the
i-th summand.
On the summand Y i ⊗ X i, the evaluation of the biproduct pairing is the evaluation of the
i-th summand.
On the summand Y i ⊗ X j with i ≠ j, the evaluation of the biproduct pairing vanishes.
On the summand Y i ⊗ X j with i ≠ j, the evaluation of the biproduct pairing vanishes.
The coevaluation of the biproduct pairing, projected to X i ⊗ Y i, is the coevaluation of
the i-th summand.
The coevaluation of the biproduct pairing, projected to X i ⊗ Y i, is the coevaluation of
the i-th summand.
The coevaluation of the biproduct pairing, projected to X i ⊗ Y j with i ≠ j, vanishes.
The coevaluation of the biproduct pairing, projected to X i ⊗ Y j with i ≠ j, vanishes.