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TauCeti.KnotTheory.Khovanov.QuantumGrading

The quantum grading of the Khovanov Frobenius algebra #

Khovanov homology is bigraded: besides the cochain degree it carries a quantum degree, which on the rank-two Frobenius algebra V = R[ε] of TauCeti.KnotTheory.Khovanov.Frobenius (with X = ε) puts 1 in degree 1 and X in degree -1. This file constructs that grading and records the degrees of the four Frobenius structure maps:

m : V ⊗ V → V   and   Δ : V → V ⊗ V   have degree -1,
η : R → V       and   ε : V → R       have degree +1,

where V ⊗ V carries the total-degree grading and R the grading concentrated in degree 0. These degrees are what make the differential of the Khovanov complex preserve the quantum grading once each resolution is shifted by its number of 1-smoothings.

With the shift convention (M⟨k⟩)ⱼ = Mⱼ₋ₖ, the regraded algebra W = V⟨-1⟩, which is (TauCeti.Khovanov.quantumGrading R).shift 1, has its unit and multiplication in degree 0 and X in degree -2: it is a graded algebra.

The homogeneous pieces of V form a Mathlib graded object of R-modules, TauCeti.Khovanov.quantumGradedObject R, whose categorical total is identified with the underlying algebra R[ε] by TauCeti.InternalGrading.totalIso.

Main definitions #

Main results #

References #

The quantum degrees of the basis 1, ε of R[ε] (TauCeti.dualNumberBasis): 1 has degree 1 and X = ε has degree -1.

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    The basis vector 1 has quantum degree 1.

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    The basis vector ε has quantum degree -1.

    The quantum grading of the Khovanov Frobenius algebra R[ε]: the basis vector 1 spans degree 1, the basis vector ε spans degree -1, and every other degree is zero. It is the grading of the free module on the basis 1, ε by TauCeti.Khovanov.quantumDegree, transported to R[ε].

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      The homogeneous pieces of the quantum grading as a graded object of R-modules: the quantum-graded object V of Khovanov homology. Its categorical total is identified with R[ε] by (TauCeti.Khovanov.quantumGrading R).totalIso.

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        A dual number has quantum degree p exactly when its scalar coordinate vanishes unless p = 1, and its ε-coordinate vanishes unless p = -1.

        Each basis vector of R[ε] is homogeneous of its quantum degree.

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        The degree-1 piece consists of the scalars.

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        The degree--1 piece consists of the multiples of ε.

        theorem TauCeti.Khovanov.quantumGrading_piece_eq_bot {R : Type u} [CommRing R] {p : ℤ} (h1 : p ≠ 1) (h2 : p ≠ -1) :

        Every quantum degree other than 1 and -1 is zero.

        The quantum-graded object vanishes outside the degrees 1 and -1.

        The unit 1 has quantum degree 1.

        The generator X = ε has quantum degree -1.

        theorem TauCeti.Khovanov.mul_mem_quantumGrading_piece {R : Type u} [CommRing R] {p q : ℤ} {x y : DualNumber R} (hx : x ∈ (quantumGrading R).piece ℤ p) (hy : y ∈ (quantumGrading R).piece ℤ q) :
        x * y ∈ (quantumGrading R).piece ℤ (p + q - 1)

        Multiplication has quantum degree -1: the product of elements of degrees p and q has degree p + q - 1.

        The merge map m : V ⊗ V → V has quantum degree -1, for the total-degree grading of V ⊗ V.

        The split map Δ : V → V ⊗ V has quantum degree -1, for the total-degree grading of V ⊗ V.

        The unit η : R → V has quantum degree 1, for the grading of R concentrated in degree 0.

        The counit ε : V → R has quantum degree 1, for the grading of R concentrated in degree 0.

        The regraded algebra W = V⟨-1⟩ #

        In the regrading W = V⟨-1⟩ of the quantum grading, in which 1 has degree 0, the unit and multiplication have degree 0.

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        The regrading W = V⟨-1⟩ of the quantum grading makes R[ε] a graded algebra, with 1 in degree 0 and X = ε in degree -2. Its decomposition is the one carried by the internal grading.

        In the regrading W = V⟨-1⟩, the generator X = ε has degree -2.