The fully blocked stabilization factor #
Splitting an X-marking doubles the fully blocked homology. The comparison sends a chain to
its center part and the fully blocked X₂-homotopy of its off-center part. The latter comparison
is a quasi-isomorphism, and the composite of the connecting map with it is zero after every
variable is set to zero. Thus the stabilized mapping cone compares to the cone of zero, whose
homology is two copies of the original homology.
The equivalence here concerns ungraded vector spaces. Its first summand comes from center
states, whose Maslov and Alexander gradings are both one below the original state; the second
summand comes from the X₂-homotopy and has the original gradings. These are the two summands of
the usual stabilization factor W, in degrees (-1,-1) and (0,0).
References #
- Ozsváth--Stipsicz--Szabó, Grid Homology for Knots and Links, Section 5.2.
- Manolescu--Ozsváth--Szabó--Thurston, On combinatorial link Floer homology, Section 3.2.
The comparison reuses the reduced off-center-to-center quasi-isomorphism of
TauCeti.KnotTheory.Grid.Stabilization.Comparison and Mathlib's mapping cones.
The fully blocked stabilization comparison: the center part, followed by the
X₂-homotopy of the off-center part. The center summand has the (-1,-1) shift.
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The first component of the fully blocked stabilization map is the reduced center projection.
The second component is the reduced X₂-homotopy of the off-center part.
The fully blocked stabilization comparison intertwines the differentials.
The following concrete one-object presentations keep the coefficient carriers of the reductions explicit. All comparison components are maps of those actual carriers.
The fully blocked homology of an X-split stabilization is two copies of the original
homology. The equivalence is induced by fullyBlockedStabilizeXMap; it concerns ungraded
vector spaces.
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The stabilization comparison takes cycles to pairs of cycles.
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The first cycle representative is the center part of the stabilized cycle.
The second cycle representative is the reduced X₂-homotopy of its off-center part.
The first cycle representative is the first component of the chain comparison.
The second cycle representative is the second component of the chain comparison.
The stabilization equivalence sends the class of a cycle to the classes of the two specified comparison cycles.
An X-split stabilization doubles the fully blocked homology dimension.