The bigraded grid chain module #
This file turns the integer O-Maslov and Alexander gradings of a grid diagram with odd component
count into a direct-sum decomposition of the grid chain module. The summand in bidegree (m, a) is
the direct sum of one copy of the coefficient ring for each state with O-Maslov grading m and
Alexander grading a.
The decomposition groups the standard basis through Mathlib's linear direct-sum reindexing and sigma-currying equivalences; no second direct-sum or graded-module framework is introduced.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.OddComponentGridDiagram.BigradedChainPiece: the homogeneous grid-chain module in one bidegree.TauCeti.OddComponentGridDiagram.bigradedChainEquiv: the grid chain module as the direct sum of its homogeneous pieces.TauCeti.OddComponentGridDiagram.bigradedChainInclusionandTauCeti.OddComponentGridDiagram.bigradedChainProjection: inclusion and projection of a piece.
Main results #
TauCeti.OddComponentGridDiagram.bigradedChainEquiv_single: a state generator lies in its own bidegree.TauCeti.OddComponentGridDiagram.finrank_bigradedChainPiece: the rank of a homogeneous piece is the number of states in that bidegree.TauCeti.OddComponentGridDiagram.sum_finrank_bigradedChainPiece: the ranks of the occupied pieces add ton!.TauCeti.OddComponentGridDiagram.map_bigradedChainInclusion_bigradedChainProjection: a linear map shifting the bidegree of every generator byrsends homogeneous parts of bidegreegto homogeneous parts of bidegreeg + r.
References #
This advances TauCetiRoadmap/CombinatorialHeegaardFloer/README.md, Lane G.3, by giving the grid
chain module its missing bigraded decomposition. It is also the algebraic input for Lane G.4,
where the Alexander-graded Euler characteristic is compared with the grid determinant. The
grading conventions follow Ozsváth--Stipsicz--Szabó, Grid Homology for Knots and Links,
Chapter 4.
The homogeneous grid-chain module in bidegree g: one copy of R for each state of that
bidegree.
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The grid chain module decomposed as the direct sum of its (O-Maslov, Alexander)-homogeneous
pieces.
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In the bigraded decomposition, the coefficient at a state in degree g is its original grid
chain coefficient.
Reading a chain back off its homogeneous components: the coefficient at a state is the component of the state's own bidegree, at that state.
A grid-state generator maps to the copy of the coefficient ring indexed by that state inside its own bidegree.
Include a homogeneous grid-chain piece into the total grid chain module.
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Project a grid chain onto one homogeneous piece.
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Homogeneous projection retains the coefficients of states of the specified bidegree.
Inclusion extends the coefficients of a homogeneous chain by zero.
Projection is a left inverse to the inclusion of the same homogeneous piece.
Projection onto a different bidegree annihilates a homogeneous inclusion.
Inclusion of a homogeneous piece is injective.
The rank of a homogeneous grid-chain piece is the number of states in its bidegree.
A homogeneous grid-chain piece has positive rank exactly when its bidegree is occupied by a grid state.
The ranks of all occupied homogeneous pieces add to n!, the number of grid states.
Homogeneous parts of chains #
The homogeneous part of bidegree g of a state generator is the generator itself when the
state has bidegree g, and zero otherwise.
A linear map of grid chain modules that shifts the bidegree of every state generator by r
commutes with taking homogeneous parts: it sends the part of bidegree g of a chain to the part
of bidegree g + r of the image.