Unit identifications for the actual graded zigzag bimodule #
The existing graded zigzag bimodule is the regular unit for balanced tensor composition.
It is identified with the universe-lifted regular graded unit, the unit of the graded
bimodule setting of the zigzag algebra. The resulting left and right unit isomorphisms
identify the mixed terms in tensor products of braid complexes. Their pure-tensor formulas
express the two restricted enveloping-algebra actions. The constructions specialize
GradedModuleCat.bimoduleTensorLeftUnitor and GradedModuleCat.bimoduleTensorRightUnitor
using ULift.moduleEquiv.
The unit complex of the graded bimodule setting of the zigzag algebra, the regular graded
zigzag bimodule in cohomological degree zero, is zigzagBraidUnitComplex;
zigzagBraidUnitComplexHomotopyEquiv identifies it with the unit complex of that setting.
The hom and the inv of that equivalence are characterised by
zigzagBraidUnitComplexHomotopyEquiv_hom and zigzagBraidUnitComplexHomotopyEquiv_inv.
The existing graded zigzag bimodule is the regular graded unit, at the lift universe w
of the ground ring. This is the unit of the graded bimodule setting of the zigzag algebra, so
the single isomorphism serves both the unit identifications of the braid complexes and the
unit complex of that setting.
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The regular graded zigzag bimodule concentrated in cohomological degree zero: the common target of the two one-sided inverse-product equivalences of the braid family.
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The regular graded zigzag bimodule is the unit complex of the graded bimodule setting of
the zigzag algebra: the homotopy equivalence between the regular graded bimodule in
cohomological degree zero and the unit complex of that setting. It is the transport of
zigzagGradedBimoduleUnitIso to the single-degree complex.
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The hom of the unit-complex homotopy equivalence of the zigzag setting is the map of
the single-degree complex induced by the inverse of the unit isomorphism. This is the
characterisation that lets a consumer compute the hom of the unit comparison.
The inv of the unit-complex homotopy equivalence of the zigzag setting is the map of
the single-degree complex induced by the unit isomorphism. This is the characterisation that
lets a consumer compute the inv of the unit comparison.
Tensoring the actual regular zigzag bimodule on the left preserves a graded bimodule.
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Tensoring the actual regular zigzag bimodule on the right preserves a graded bimodule.
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The actual left unit identification commutes with graded bimodule maps.
The actual left unit identification commutes with graded bimodule maps.
The actual right unit identification commutes with graded bimodule maps.
The actual right unit identification commutes with graded bimodule maps.
The two unit identifications agree when both factors are the regular bimodule.