Connected components of doubled graph quivers #
Graph walks become directed paths in the doubled quiver by replacing each traversed edge with its corresponding arrow. Conversely, a doubled-quiver path gives a graph walk by forgetting the lifted adjacency proofs. These constructions identify graph reachability with directed reachability in the doubled quiver and with zigzag reachability in its symmetrification.
It follows that the connected components of a graph are canonically equivalent to the weakly connected components of its doubled quiver. This is the component bridge used by the componentwise definition and decomposition of zigzag algebras.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.DoubledQuiver.walkToPath: turn a graph walk into a doubled-quiver path.TauCeti.DoubledQuiver.pathToWalk: turn a doubled-quiver path into a graph walk.TauCeti.DoubledQuiver.connectedComponentEquiv: identify the two component types.
Main results #
TauCeti.DoubledQuiver.pathToWalk_walkToPathandTauCeti.DoubledQuiver.walkToPath_pathToWalk: the two conversions are mutually inverse.TauCeti.DoubledQuiver.reachable_iff: graph and doubled-quiver reachability agree.TauCeti.DoubledQuiver.preconnected_iff_isStronglyConnected: graph preconnectedness is strong connectivity of the doubled quiver.TauCeti.DoubledQuiver.connected_iff: graph connectedness is nonemptiness together with strong connectivity of the doubled quiver.
References #
See Huerfano--Khovanov, A category for the adjoint representation, Section 3.
Convert a graph walk to the path through the corresponding arrows of the doubled quiver.
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Convert a path in the doubled quiver between graph-labelled vertices to a graph walk.
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Converting appended graph walks gives the composite doubled-quiver paths.
Converting the one-edge walk gives the corresponding doubled-quiver arrow.
Converting the empty doubled-quiver path gives the empty graph walk.
Converting composite doubled-quiver paths gives the appended graph walks.
Converting the one-arrow doubled-quiver path gives the one-edge graph walk.
Turning a graph walk into a doubled-quiver path and back gives the original walk.
Turning a doubled-quiver path into a graph walk and back gives the original path.
Turning a graph walk into a doubled-quiver path preserves its length.
Turning a doubled-quiver path into a graph walk preserves its length.
Graph reachability is directed reachability in the doubled quiver.
Graph reachability is zigzag reachability in the doubled quiver.
Reachability of two doubled-quiver vertices is graph reachability of the vertices they come from.
Two doubled-quiver vertices have the same weakly connected component exactly when the graph vertices they come from are reachable.
The connected components of a graph are the weakly connected components of its doubled quiver.
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A graph is preconnected exactly when its doubled quiver is strongly connected.
A graph is connected exactly when its doubled quiver is nonempty and strongly connected.