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TauCeti.RepresentationTheory.Quiver.Zigzag.Braid.SelfTensor

The graded self-tensor of a zigzag vertex bimodule #

The middle factor in the balanced self-tensor of U_i = Z e_i ⊗[k] e_i Z is e_i Z e_i, with vertex and volume basis vectors in internal degrees zero and two. Extracting that factor identifies the carrier with two copies of U_i. The two insertions are enveloping-algebra linear and have the required degrees, so reflection of isomorphisms by the existing graded-module forgetful functor upgrades the carrier calculation to U_i ⊗[Z] U_i ≅ U_i ⊞ U_i{2}.

This is a prerequisite for the inverse braid homotopy equivalence. It does not construct that homotopy. The calculation includes isolated vertices.

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Insert the vertex component of the middle diagonal corner into the self-tensor.

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    Insert the volume component of the middle corner; its internal degree is two.

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      The graded vertex-bimodule self-tensor splits into the vertex and volume summands.

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        The inverse self-tensor isomorphism assembles the vertex and volume insertions.

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        The forward self-tensor isomorphism sends the vertex insertion to the first summand.

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        The forward self-tensor isomorphism sends the volume insertion to the second summand.

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        The vertex insertion separates the two outer ideal factors by the vertex idempotent.

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        The volume insertion has the same outer factors and inserts the degree-two middle vector.

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        The degree-zero self-tensor insertion followed by right evaluation is the identity.

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        The degree-zero self-tensor insertion followed by right evaluation is the identity.

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        The degree-zero self-tensor insertion followed by left evaluation is the identity.

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        The degree-zero self-tensor insertion followed by left evaluation is the identity.