The normalized Khovanov complex #
For a planar oriented PD-code, TauCeti.OrientedPDCode.khovanovComplex is a quantum-indexed
family of native cochain complexes. A state with B-resolutions S occurs in cochain degree
|S| - n₋ and carries the quantum shift |S| + n₊ - 2n₋. The differential retains the cube
sign (-1)^(#{b ∈ S | b < a}) on the saddle adding a.
khovanovComplexXIso identifies its terms with the finite biproduct of these quantum pieces.
The inclusions and projections characterize the terms, and ι_khovanovComplex_d gives the
signed saddle differential. The complex is supported in [-n₋, n₊].
khovanovComplexShiftIso compares this explicit state convention to the native cochain shift
of the bracket. Its degree-i component is (-1)^(i * n₋), since native shifts change the
differential by (-1)^n₋. Quantum shifts raise degrees: the component at j uses the bracket
at j - (n₊ - 2n₋).
References #
- M. Khovanov, A categorification of the Jones polynomial, Duke Math. J. 101 (2000), §3.
- D. Bar-Natan, On Khovanov's categorification of the Jones polynomial, Algebr. Geom. Topol. 2 (2002), §2.2.
The normalized Khovanov complex of a planar oriented diagram. Quantum degree j uses
bracket degree j - n₊ + 2n₋, and cochain degree i uses cube height i + n₋.
Restriction translates indices while preserving the original signed saddle differential.
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The definition of the normalized complex as an index translation of the bracket.
The normalized term in degree i is the signed cube term of height i + n₋.
Normalization translates the differential without changing its cube signs.
Comparison with the native cochain shift of the quantum-shifted bracket. The comparison
multiplies cochain degree i by (-1)^(i * n₋).
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The forward shift comparison carries the degreewise normalization sign.
The inverse shift comparison carries the same degreewise sign.
The normalized cube vertex is precisely the quantum piece shifted by the state's
stateQuantumShift.
The inclusion of a state vertex into the normalized cochain term of height i + n₋.
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The inclusion of a state vertex is its inclusion into the signed cube term of height
i + n₋, which is the normalized term in degree i.
The projection of a normalized cochain term onto a state vertex.
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The normalized state projection is the cube projection after the index translation.
The state projections followed by their inclusions sum to the identity of a normalized cochain term.
Inclusion followed by projection is the identity on a state summand.
Inclusion followed by projection is the identity on a state summand.
Inclusion followed by projection onto a distinct state vanishes.
Inclusion followed by projection onto a distinct state vanishes.
Morphisms out of a normalized term are determined by their state restrictions.
Morphisms into a normalized term are determined by their state projections.
Each normalized term is the finite biproduct of the quantum pieces of its states.
The index equation |S| = i + n₋ is equivalent to stateCochainDegree(S) = i.
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On a state summand, the term comparison is the quantum-piece identification.
On a state summand, the term comparison is the quantum-piece identification.
The inverse term comparison includes a quantum piece as its state summand.
The inverse term comparison includes a quantum piece as its state summand.
Projecting the term comparison onto a quantum piece gives the state projection.
Projecting the term comparison onto a quantum piece gives the state projection.
The product coordinates of the term comparison are its normalized state projections.
The inverse term comparison projects a quantum piece onto its state vertex.
The inverse term comparison projects a quantum piece onto its state vertex.
The normalized differential on a state is the sum of the saddle edges with the original
cube signs. Each cube edge is identified with its actual saddle by
PDCode.resolutionCube_map_homOfLE_insert_comp_resolutionCubeι.
The normalized differential on a state is the sum of the saddle edges with the original
cube signs. Each cube edge is identified with its actual saddle by
PDCode.resolutionCube_map_homOfLE_insert_comp_resolutionCubeι.
No cochain terms occur below -n₋.
No cochain terms occur above n₊.
The normalized chain groups vanish outside the cochain interval [-n₋, n₊].
The normalized chain groups vanish outside the translated extreme-resolution quantum interval. Circle counts include all crossing-free components.
The normalized chain groups are supported in a finite rectangle in the two gradings jointly.