The signless relator of a simple graph #
For the doubled quiver TauCeti.DoubledQuiver G of a simple graph G, at any vertex v with
finite neighbourhood the signless preprojective relator TauCeti.signlessPreprojectiveRelator is
∑_{j ∼ v} (v → j → v), the sum of the backtracks along the edges at v. This is the relation
which Huerfano and Khovanov find in the quadratic dual of the zigzag algebra of G.
For a graph on Fin n, the class of the doubled arrow from i to j in the signless algebra
is recorded as a function TauCeti.signlessArrow of two natural numbers, zero unless they are
adjacent vertices. Products of these classes are the classes of paths, and the relator at v
becomes ∑ w, signlessArrow w v * signlessArrow v w = 0; indexing by natural numbers lets the
computations along the arms of a Dynkin diagram use ordinary arithmetic on vertex labels.
A walk is recorded by the list of its vertices, latest vertex first, and
TauCeti.signlessWord sends it to the product of its arrow classes; prepending a vertex is left
multiplication by an arrow. These classes multiply by concatenation of walks, and every walk class
is the class of a path of the doubled quiver.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.signlessArrow: the class of the doubled arrow between two vertices of a graph onFin n, or zero.TauCeti.signlessWord: the class of the walk through a list of vertices.
Main results #
TauCeti.signlessPreprojectiveRelator_vertex: at a vertex with finite neighbourhood, the relator is the sum of the backtracksTauCeti.DoubledQuiver.backtrackElemover the neighbours.TauCeti.signlessPreprojectiveMk_ofArrow_eq_signlessArrow: the class of every doubled arrow is aTauCeti.signlessArrow.TauCeti.sum_signlessArrow_mul_signlessArrow: the relation at a vertex, as a sum over all vertices.TauCeti.signlessWord_mul_signlessWord: walk classes multiply by concatenation.TauCeti.exists_ofPath_eq_signlessWord: the class of a walk is the class of a path through the same vertices.
References #
S. Huerfano and M. Khovanov, A category for the adjoint representation, Section 3, https://arxiv.org/abs/math/0002060.
The signless relator of a simple graph at v is ∑_{j ∼ v} (v → j → v), the sum of the
backtracks along the edges at v.
The class of the doubled arrow from i to j in the signless algebra of a graph G on
Fin n, or zero if i and j are not adjacent vertices of G. The vertices are given as natural
numbers, so that arithmetic on vertex labels needs no bounds.
Equations
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Instances For
Between adjacent vertices, signlessArrow is the class of the doubled arrow.
Between non-adjacent vertices, signlessArrow vanishes.
The class of an arbitrary doubled arrow of G is the signlessArrow between its endpoints.
Cutting an arrow class on the right selects its source vertex.
Cutting an arrow class on the left selects its target vertex.
The signless relation at a vertex v: the backtracks v → w → v sum to zero, the sum
running over all vertices w, of which only the neighbours of v contribute.
The signless relation at a vertex v of a graph whose edges join consecutive vertices:
the backtrack through v + 1 cancels the backtrack through v - 1.
At an end vertex the missing backtrack is zero.
Classes of walks given by their vertices #
The class in the signless algebra of a graph G on Fin n of the walk through the vertices
l, latest vertex first: [v] is the vertex idempotent at v, and j :: i :: r is the
arrow class TauCeti.signlessArrow G i j times the class of i :: r. Prepending a vertex is thus
left multiplication by an arrow, in the later-factor-first convention. A list which is not a walk
has class 0, as does the empty list.
Equations
- TauCeti.signlessWord k G [] = 0
- TauCeti.signlessWord k G [v] = (TauCeti.signlessPreprojectiveMk k (TauCeti.DoubledQuiver G)) (TauCeti.PathAlgebra.vertexIdempotent k (TauCeti.DoubledQuiver.vertex G v))
- TauCeti.signlessWord k G (j :: i :: r) = TauCeti.signlessArrow k G ↑i ↑j * TauCeti.signlessWord k G (i :: r)
Instances For
The empty list has class 0.
The class of a one-vertex walk is its vertex idempotent.
Extending a walk by a vertex multiplies its class on the left by the arrow to that vertex.
TauCeti.signlessWord_cons_cons for a walk given together with its latest vertex.
The vertex idempotent at the latest vertex of a walk is a left unit for its class, and the other vertex idempotents annihilate it.
An arrow class times the class of a walk extends the walk if the arrow starts at its latest vertex, and vanishes otherwise.
A list of vertices which is not a walk has class 0.
The class of a walk is the class of a path of the doubled quiver through the same vertices.
Classes of walks multiply by concatenation, later factor first, when the earliest vertex of
the left factor is the latest vertex of the right factor; otherwise their product is 0.