Two-step decompositions of grid domains #
Many identities in grid homology compare sums over composite domains: a domain of one kind from a
grid state x to an intermediate grid state, followed by a domain of another kind from there to a
grid state z. This file packages such a pair, for arbitrary families of domains indexed by their
source and target states, as TauCeti.GridTwoStepDecomposition. The two-step rectangle
decompositions of the square of the grid differential and the rectangle--pentagon,
hexagon--rectangle and pentagon--pentagon decompositions of grid commutation all specialize it.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.GridTwoStepDecomposition: a domain followed by a second domain through an intermediate grid state.TauCeti.GridTwoStepDecomposition.decompositionsOf: the finite family of two-step decompositions whose constituent domains lie in prescribed finite families.
Main results #
TauCeti.GridTwoStepDecomposition.mem_decompositionsOfcharacterizes membership indecompositionsOf.TauCeti.GridTwoStepDecomposition.card_decompositionsOfcountsdecompositionsOf.TauCeti.GridTwoStepDecomposition.sum_decompositionsOfrewrites a sum overdecompositionsOfas the iterated sum over the intermediate state and the two constituent domains.
A pair of composable domains through an intermediate grid state.
- middle : GridState n
The grid state at which the two domains meet.
- first : A x self.middle
The first domain, from the source to the intermediate state.
- second : B self.middle z
The second domain, from the intermediate state to the target.
Instances For
Two two-step decompositions are equal when their intermediate states and domains agree.
The finite family of two-step decompositions selected by prescribed domain families.
Instances For
Membership in decompositionsOf is membership of both constituent domains.
The number of selected two-step decompositions is the sum, over intermediate states, of the products of the numbers of selected constituent domains.
A sum over selected two-step decompositions is the corresponding iterated sum.