Polynomial matrix factorizations modulo their potential #
The rank-one factorization of X ^ n with maps X ^ i and X ^ (n - i) reduces modulo
X ^ n to the two-periodic complex of free rank-one modules with maps given by multiplication by
the corresponding powers of the residue class x of X. This file constructs that complex,
proves it is exact in both parities, and identifies it with the generic reduction of
MatrixFactorization.powerXOfLE.
Thus the matrix factorization supplies the unaugmented exact periodic complex underlying the free
resolution of the cyclic module R[X]/(X ^ i), viewed as a module over R[X]/(X ^ n). The
augmentation and cokernel identification are separate from this construction. The exactness
argument works over every commutative base ring: the annihilator of x ^ i in R[X]/(X ^ n) is
generated by x ^ (n - i).
References #
- D. Eisenbud, Homological algebra on a complete intersection, with an application to group representations, Trans. Amer. Math. Soc. 260 (1980), Section 5.
Multiplication by the jth power of the residue class of X on the regular module over
R[X]/(X ^ n).
Instances For
Multiplication by x ^ j sends a to x ^ j * a.
Multiplication by x ^ j is scalar multiplication of the identity by x ^ j.
Composing multiplication by x ^ a with multiplication by x ^ b multiplies by
x ^ (a + b).
Multiplication by x ^ n vanishes on R[X]/(X ^ n).
The square-zero duplex of free rank-one R[X]/(X ^ n)-modules with differentials
x ^ i and x ^ (n - i).
Instances For
The zero-to-one differential is multiplication by x ^ i.
The one-to-zero differential is multiplication by x ^ (n - i).
The explicit two-periodic free complex over R[X]/(X ^ n) associated to the factorization
X ^ i · X ^ (n - i) = X ^ n.
Instances For
The even term of powerXPeriodicComplex is the free rank-one module.
The odd term of powerXPeriodicComplex is the free rank-one module.
The differential from parity zero to parity one is multiplication by x ^ i.
The differential from parity one to parity zero is multiplication by x ^ (n - i).
The two-periodic complex with alternating maps x ^ i and x ^ (n - i) is exact in every
degree. No field or positivity hypothesis is needed.
Comparison with reduction of the matrix factorization #
The counit morphism η of the monoidal functor ModuleCat.extendScalars intertwines the
base change of multiplication by X ^ j with multiplication by x ^ j.
Reducing powerXOfLE along R[X] → R[X]/(X ^ n) gives the explicit square-zero duplex
with alternating differentials x ^ i and x ^ (n - i).
Instances For
The even component of powerXOfLEBaseChangeDuplexIso.hom is the counit
morphism η of ModuleCat.extendScalars.
The odd component of powerXOfLEBaseChangeDuplexIso.hom is the counit
morphism η of ModuleCat.extendScalars.
The even component of powerXOfLEBaseChangeDuplexIso.inv is the unit
morphism ε of ModuleCat.extendScalars.
The odd component of powerXOfLEBaseChangeDuplexIso.inv is the unit
morphism ε of ModuleCat.extendScalars.
The canonical base change of powerXOfLE is isomorphic to the explicit two-periodic free
complex powerXPeriodicComplex.
Instances For
The degree-zero component of powerXOfLEBaseChangePeriodicIso.hom is the counit
morphism η of ModuleCat.extendScalars.
The degree-one component of powerXOfLEBaseChangePeriodicIso.hom is the counit
morphism η of ModuleCat.extendScalars.
The degree-zero component of powerXOfLEBaseChangePeriodicIso.inv is the unit
morphism ε of ModuleCat.extendScalars.
The degree-one component of powerXOfLEBaseChangePeriodicIso.inv is the unit
morphism ε of ModuleCat.extendScalars.
The two-periodic complex obtained by reducing powerXOfLE modulo X ^ n is exact in every
degree.