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TauCeti.LinearAlgebra.TensorProduct.Balanced.Corner

Balanced tensor products with an idempotent ideal #

For an idempotent e and an arbitrary element f of a possibly noncommutative k-algebra A, multiplication identifies eA ⊗[A] Af with the corner eAf. The right ideal eA is represented by Ideal.span {op e} in the opposite algebra. The inverse inserts e in the first factor. In particular the tensor product vanishes exactly when the corner vanishes.

This calculation is the middle-factor identification in products of the bimodules Ae ⊗[k] eA used in complexes of projective bimodules.

See Assem--Simson--Skowroński, Elements of the Representation Theory of Associative Algebras, Vol. 1, Section I.4.

For an idempotent e and arbitrary f, multiplication identifies the balanced tensor product eA ⊗[A] Af with eAf. The first ideal is taken in the opposite algebra to represent its right action.

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    On pure tensors the corner identification is multiplication in A.

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    The inverse corner identification inserts the right-ideal generator e.

    For an idempotent e and arbitrary f, the tensor product eA ⊗[A] Af vanishes exactly when the corner eAf does.