Terms of graded zigzag braid tensor products #
The actual signed tensor product of two braid complexes is supported in cohomological degrees −2, −1 and 0. These terms identify with the tensor of the vertex bimodules, the biproduct of the two vertex bimodules, and the regular bimodule. Unit identifications preserve internal grading and both outer actions.
The supported-inclusion equations compute the component maps. Under these identifications, the differential from degree −1 to 0 is the sum of the two evaluations. These formulas supply the pair terms used in commuting and triple braid calculations.
The degree-minus-two term of a braid tensor product is the tensor of the vertex bimodules.
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The degree-zero term of the actual braid tensor product is the regular bimodule.
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The regular summand in degree zero evaluates through the two component unit maps.
The regular summand in degree zero evaluates through the two component unit maps.
The degree-minus-one term is the biproduct of the two actual vertex bimodules.
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The (-1,0) summand identifies with the first vertex summand via the right unitor.
The (-1,0) summand identifies with the first vertex summand via the right unitor.
The (0,-1) summand identifies with the second vertex summand via the left unitor.
The (0,-1) summand identifies with the second vertex summand via the left unitor.
Under the component identifications, the mixed differential is the pair of evaluations.
The lowest pair summand is identified by the two existing vertex component maps.
The lowest pair summand is identified by the two existing vertex component maps.