The bidegree of the grid commutation map #
The commutation map of a column turn C counts both terminal-side and initial-side pentagons.
The grading-change formulas of Grading/Basic.lean imply that both contributions raise the
bidegree of every monomial generator of GC⁻ by the same amount, the bidegree
GridDiagram.commutationBidegree C of the turn: an O-marking raises the target state's Maslov and
Alexander gradings by (2, 1), its renamed variable contributes (-2, -1), and what remains is
the position of the turn row relative to the markings of the two exchanged columns.
For a column commutation the bidegree of the turn vanishes, so the terminal-side and initial-side
pentagon maps and their sum GridDiagram.commutationMap preserve the bigraded and the
Alexander-homogeneous chain pieces. For a turn exchanging two columns whose marking segments
interleave, the same maps are homogeneous of a possibly nonzero bidegree; these are the maps
attached to a crossing change in TauCeti.KnotTheory.Grid.CrossingChange.Grading.
Taking constant terms, the fully blocked pentagon map GridDiagram.fullyBlockedCommutationMap of
a column commutation preserves the bidegree of every state.
These are grading statements over arbitrary commutative semirings, not chain-map or homotopy-equivalence assertions. The integer Alexander grading requires an odd number of link components, as in the existing unblocked bigrading API.
Main results #
TauCeti.OddComponentGridDiagram.pentagonMap_mem_bigradedChainMinusPiece_add,TauCeti.OddComponentGridDiagram.initialPentagonMap_mem_bigradedChainMinusPiece_addandTauCeti.OddComponentGridDiagram.commutationMap_mem_bigradedChainMinusPiece_add: the pentagon maps of a column turn raise the bidegree by the bidegree of the turn.TauCeti.OddComponentGridDiagram.pentagonMap_mem_alexanderChainMinusPiece_add,TauCeti.OddComponentGridDiagram.initialPentagonMap_mem_alexanderChainMinusPiece_addandTauCeti.OddComponentGridDiagram.commutationMap_mem_alexanderChainMinusPiece_add: likewise for the Alexander grading alone.TauCeti.OddComponentGridDiagram.commutationMap_mem_bigradedChainMinusPieceandTauCeti.OddComponentGridDiagram.commutationMap_mem_alexanderChainMinusPiece, with their terminal-side and initial-side parts: for a column commutation these maps preserve the gradings.TauCeti.OddComponentGridDiagram.fullyBlockedCommutationMap_single_apply_eq_zero_of_bidegree_ne: the fully blocked pentagon map of a column commutation has no matrix entries between states of different bidegrees.
References #
Ozsváth--Stipsicz--Szabó, Grid Homology for Knots and Links, Sections 5.1 and 6.1, and
Manolescu--Ozsváth--Szabó--Thurston, On combinatorial link Floer homology, Section 3.1
(arXiv:math/0610559). The argument uses the state-grading formulas in
TauCeti.KnotTheory.Grid.Commutation.Grading.Basic and the polynomial-support API.
The bidegree of the pentagon map. The pentagon map of a column turn C sends a chain of
GC⁻(G) that is homogeneous of bidegree g to a chain of GC⁻ of the diagram with the two
columns of C exchanged that is homogeneous of bidegree g + G.commutationBidegree C.
The pentagon map of a column turn C sends a chain of GC⁻(G) of Alexander degree a to a
chain of Alexander degree a plus the Alexander component of G.commutationBidegree C.
The initial-side pentagon map of a column turn C raises the bidegree of homogeneous chains
by G.commutationBidegree C.
The initial-side pentagon map of a column turn C raises the Alexander degree of homogeneous
chains by the Alexander component of G.commutationBidegree C.
The bidegree of the commutation map. The commutation map of a column turn C, counting
both kinds of pentagon, sends a chain of GC⁻(G) homogeneous of bidegree g to a chain of GC⁻
of the diagram with the two columns of C exchanged of bidegree g + G.commutationBidegree C.
The commutation map of a column turn C raises the Alexander degree of homogeneous chains by
the Alexander component of G.commutationBidegree C.
Column commutations #
The pentagon map preserves the bigrading. The pentagon map of a validated column
commutation C sends a chain of GC⁻(G) that is homogeneous of bidegree g to a chain of
GC⁻ of the commuted diagram that is homogeneous of the same bidegree.
The pentagon map preserves the Alexander grading. The pentagon map of a validated column
commutation C sends a chain of GC⁻(G) of Alexander degree a to a chain of GC⁻ of the
commuted diagram of the same Alexander degree.
The initial-side pentagon map sends a chain of GC⁻(G) homogeneous of bidegree g to a
chain of GC⁻ of the commuted diagram homogeneous of the same bidegree.
The initial-side pentagon map sends a chain of GC⁻(G) of Alexander degree a to a chain of
GC⁻ of the commuted diagram of the same Alexander degree.
The full commutation map, counting both kinds of pentagon, sends a chain of GC⁻(G)
homogeneous of bidegree g to a chain of GC⁻ of the commuted diagram of the same bidegree.
The full commutation map, counting both kinds of pentagon, sends a chain of GC⁻(G) of
Alexander degree a to a chain of GC⁻ of the commuted diagram of the same Alexander degree.
The fully blocked pentagon map has no matrix entries between states of different bidegrees:
a pentagon carrying no markings preserves both the O-Maslov and the Alexander grading.