Prepending a letter to a possibly empty tensor word #
TauCeti.TensorWords.prepend sends a letter a and a tensor word y₁ ⋯ y_k, the empty word
included, to the nonempty word a y₁ ⋯ y_k. Its uncurried form is the concatenation map
M ⊗ Tᶜ(M) → ReducedTensorWords R M onto the reduced tensor words. Through it, the cofree right
bar comodule sA ⊗ Tᶜ(sA) of an A∞ algebra A, regarded as a right module over itself, is
compared with the reduced bar construction ReducedTensorWords R A of A.
On positive-length words it is TauCeti.ReducedTensorWords.prepend, and on the empty word it
is the single letter. The remaining lemmas evaluate it on blocks of a tuple, as subwords or
splices, which is the form in which coderivations are expanded.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.TensorWords.prepend: prepend a letter to a tensor word.
Main results #
TauCeti.TensorWords.prepend_of_tprod: prepending conses the letter onto a pure tensor word.TauCeti.TensorWords.prepend_oneandTauCeti.TensorWords.prepend_reducedInclusion: the empty and the positive-length cases.TauCeti.TensorWords.prepend_subwordandTauCeti.TensorWords.prepend_subword_eq_splice: prepending to a block of a tuple.TauCeti.TensorWords.prepend_mem_gradedPieceandTauCeti.TensorWords.isHomogeneous_lift_prepend: prepending adds total letter degrees.TauCeti.TensorWords.subword_tail: blocks of the tail of a tuple.
References #
- E. Getzler and J. D. S. Jones, A-infinity algebras and the cyclic bar complex, Sections 1--2.
- B. Keller, Introduction to A-infinity algebras and modules, Section 4.
Prepend a letter to a tensor word: a and y₁ ⋯ y_k give the nonempty word a y₁ ⋯ y_k.
Uncurried, this is the concatenation map M ⊗ Tᶜ(M) → ReducedTensorWords R M.
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Instances For
Prepending a letter to a pure tensor word conses it onto the letters.
Prepending a letter to the empty word gives that letter as a word of length one.
On words of positive length, prepending agrees with prepending in the reduced tensor words.
Prepending the letter at position a to the (possibly empty) block after it extends the
block by that letter.
Prepending a letter e to the block that follows the first d letters of a block replaces
those d letters by e.
Prepending a letter of degree p to a word of total degree D gives a word of total degree
p + D.
Uncurried prepending preserves total degrees: it is homogeneous of degree zero from the
tensor-product grading of M ⊗ Tᶜ(M) to the total-letter-degree grading of the reduced words.