Commutation of nonadjacent graded zigzag braid complexes #
For distinct nonadjacent vertices, the actual tensor product of braid complexes has only the mixed vertex terms and the regular bimodule term. Unit identifications put these terms in the two-term complex with differential given by the two evaluations. Swapping the two vertex summands then gives commutation.
The component identifications describe the commuting map explicitly: in degree zero it is the identity of the regular bimodule, and in degree minus one it exchanges the two vertex summands by the biproduct braiding. The supported totalization-inclusion formulas identify each individual tensor summand with its unit or vertex component.
The actual graded braid complexes commute under tensoring at distinct nonadjacent vertices.
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The nonadjacent commuting isomorphism gives a homotopy equivalence of actual graded complexes.
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In degree zero the commuting map is the identity under the regular-bimodule identifications.
In degree zero the commuting map is the identity under the regular-bimodule identifications.
In degree minus one the commuting map exchanges the vertex summands by biproduct braiding.
In degree minus one the commuting map exchanges the vertex summands by biproduct braiding.