Shifted self-tensor maps for graded inverse braid complexes #
The diagonal corner has a vertex and a volume summand. After internal shift by −2, these give Ui{−2} ⊞ Ui in either tensor order. Evaluation on the vertex insertion and coevaluation followed by the volume projection give identity blocks. These maps are the graded input to cancellation of the actual three-term inverse products. The proofs use a cyclic generator of Ui, balanced tensor composition and the diagonal corner calculation; no adjacency or nonzero coefficient hypothesis is needed.
The internally shifted right self-tensor decomposes as Ui{−2} ⊞ Ui.
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The right shifted volume projection agrees with the unshifted self-tensor projection.
The shifted degree-zero insertion into Ui tensor_Z Ui{−2}.
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Left evaluation on the shifted right insertion is the identity.
Left evaluation on the shifted right insertion is the identity.
The internally shifted left self-tensor decomposes as Ui{−2} ⊞ Ui.
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The left shifted volume projection agrees with the unshifted self-tensor projection.
The shifted degree-zero insertion into Ui{−2} tensor_Z Ui.
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Right evaluation on the shifted left insertion is the identity.
Right evaluation on the shifted left insertion is the identity.
Coevaluation followed by the right volume projection is the right unitor.
Coevaluation followed by the right volume projection is the right unitor.
The first summand of the right shifted decomposition is the shifted insertion.
The first summand of the right shifted decomposition is the shifted insertion.
Coevaluation followed by the left volume projection is the left unitor.
Coevaluation followed by the left volume projection is the left unitor.
The first summand of the left shifted decomposition is the shifted insertion.
The first summand of the left shifted decomposition is the shifted insertion.