A common three-term complex for zigzag braid products #
The pair of vertex tensor products maps to the two vertex bimodules by a signed
evaluation matrix, followed by the sum of the vertex evaluations to the regular
bimodule. The two composites of factor evaluations agree, so this is a complex.
For adjacent vertices i and j, the intended contraction target for
B_i B_j B_i and B_j B_i B_j is this common evaluation complex.
The swap isomorphism exchanges the two vertex orders in that common target.
It is constructed as Mathlib's mapping cone of a map from a two-term complex to the regular bimodule in degree zero. The negated differential in that two-term complex cancels the mapping-cone sign.
The signed evaluation matrix from the two ordered vertex tensor products.
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The first-column first-row component of the signed evaluation matrix.
The first-column first-row component of the signed evaluation matrix.
The first-column second-row component of the signed evaluation matrix.
The first-column second-row component of the signed evaluation matrix.
The second-column first-row component of the signed evaluation matrix.
The second-column first-row component of the signed evaluation matrix.
The second-column second-row component of the signed evaluation matrix.
The second-column second-row component of the signed evaluation matrix.
The signed matrix is annihilated by the sum of the vertex evaluations.
The signed matrix is annihilated by the sum of the vertex evaluations.
The common three-term graded complex of ordered pair and vertex evaluations.
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The degree-minus-two term is the sum of the two ordered vertex tensor products.
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The degree-minus-one term is the sum of the two vertex bimodules.
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The degree-zero term is the actual regular graded bimodule.
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The common evaluation complex is supported in cohomological degrees -2, -1, and 0.
The first differential is the signed pair-evaluation matrix.
The first differential is the signed pair-evaluation matrix.
The last differential is the sum of the two vertex evaluations.
The last differential is the sum of the two vertex evaluations.
A differential with source outside the two nonzero differential degrees vanishes.
A differential with target outside the two nonzero differential degrees vanishes.
Swapping both pairs of summands preserves the signed evaluation matrix.
Swapping both pairs of summands preserves the signed evaluation matrix.
Exchange the ordered pair and vertex summands of the common evaluation complex.
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In degree minus two the swap exchanges the two ordered tensor-product summands.
In degree minus two the swap exchanges the two ordered tensor-product summands.
In degree minus one the swap exchanges the two vertex summands.
In degree minus one the swap exchanges the two vertex summands.
The swap acts as the identity on the regular bimodule in degree zero.
The swap acts as the identity on the regular bimodule in degree zero.