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TauCeti.RepresentationTheory.Homological.ContCohomology.Resolution.Contraction

A contraction of the coinduced resolution #

After forgetting the action and topology, Mathlib's shifted coinduced resolution C(G, X) → C(G, C(G, X)) → ⋯ is homotopy equivalent to X concentrated in degree zero. The inclusion sends a coefficient to the constant function, the projection evaluates at 1, and evaluation at 1 in each positive degree gives the contracting homotopy.

This is the splitting needed when tensoring resolutions: homotopy equivalences can be tensored without any flatness assumption. The contraction is on the underlying modules; evaluation at 1 is not equivariant and does not contract the complex of invariant cochains.

The construction follows the recursion of TopRep.d and the evaluation identity recorded in TopRep.d_sum_apply_add_sum_d_apply.

References #

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The shifted coinduced resolution with its action and topology forgotten.

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    The augmentation of the underlying shifted resolution, by constant functions.

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      The projection of the underlying shifted resolution onto its coefficients.

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        The augmentation in degree zero is the original constant-function map.

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        The projection in degree zero evaluates at the identity.

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        The projection vanishes in every positive degree.

        Evaluation contracts the identity onto the coefficient summand of the underlying shifted resolution.

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          The contracting homotopy in every positive degree evaluates the outermost variable at 1.

          The underlying shifted coinduced resolution is homotopy equivalent to the coefficient module concentrated in degree zero. No discreteness, compactness or flatness is needed.

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            The forward map of the homotopy equivalence is the constant-function augmentation.

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            The inverse map of the homotopy equivalence is evaluation in degree zero.