Terms of the actual triple braid complex #
The left-associated cochain totalization has terms in degrees −3 through 0. Its lowest term is the tensor of the three vertex bimodules; its two middle terms are the three pairwise tensors and the three individual vertex bimodules, and its degree-zero term is the regular graded bimodule. The component isomorphisms preserve internal degrees and both outer actions.
These identifications supply the terms for the adjacent braid cancellation. They reuse the existing degree-zero and degree-minus-one pair comparisons and Mathlib's additive-functor biproduct comparison. The totalization and its cohomological signs are the existing Mathlib construction.
The actual left-associated signed cochain tensor product of three braid complexes.
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The actual triple tensor complex vanishes outside cohomological degrees −3 through 0.
The lowest triple term is the left-associated tensor of the three vertex bimodules.
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The degree-zero triple term is the actual regular graded bimodule.
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The degree-minus-two triple term consists of the three pairwise vertex tensor products.
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The degree-minus-one triple term consists of the three vertex bimodules.
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The lowest triple summand uses the pair comparison followed by the third vertex map.
The lowest triple summand uses the pair comparison followed by the third vertex map.
The degree-zero triple summand is identified by the regular pair map and left unitor.
The degree-zero triple summand is identified by the regular pair map and left unitor.
The pair of the first two vertices is the first summand of the degree-minus-two term.
The pair of the first two vertices is the first summand of the degree-minus-two term.
The other two pairwise tensors form the second summand of the degree-minus-two term.
The other two pairwise tensors form the second summand of the degree-minus-two term.
The first two vertex terms form the first summand of the degree-minus-one term.
The first two vertex terms form the first summand of the degree-minus-one term.
The third vertex term is the second summand of the degree-minus-one term.
The third vertex term is the second summand of the degree-minus-one term.