The sign-twisted permutation action on a tensor power #
A permutation σ of a finite index type ι acts on the tensor power ⨂[R] _ : ι, M of any
module by reindexing the tensor factors, PiTensorProduct.reindexRepresentation. This file twists
that action by the sign character: σ acts by sign σ times the reindexing. It is
Representation.charTwist of the reindexing representation by TauCeti.signLinearCharacter, so it
is again a representation, and it still commutes with the diagonal action of every linear map since
the sign is a scalar.
This is the action of the permutation diagrams of the Brauer algebra on the tensor powers of a
symplectic module, where the crossing must carry a sign to be absorbed by the alternating arcs; see
TauCeti/RepresentationTheory/ClassicalGroups/BrauerGenerators/Symplectic/Crossing.lean.
Main definitions #
PiTensorProduct.signReindexRepresentation: the sign-twisted permutation action ofEquiv.Perm ιon⨂[R] _ : ι, M.
Main results #
PiTensorProduct.signReindexRepresentation_tprod: a permutation reindexes a pure tensor and multiplies it by its sign.PiTensorProduct.signReindexRepresentation_swapandPiTensorProduct.signReindexRepresentation_swap_tprod: a transposition of two distinct factors acts by minus the reindexing.PiTensorProduct.commute_signReindexRepresentation_map: the action commutes with applying the same linear map in every tensor factor.
The sign-twisted permutation action of Equiv.Perm ι on the ι-indexed tensor power of
M: a permutation reindexes the tensor factors and multiplies by its sign.
Instances For
A permutation acts by its sign times PiTensorProduct.reindex.
A permutation on a pure tensor: the factors are reindexed and the result is multiplied by the sign of the permutation.
A transposition of two distinct factors acts by minus the reindexing.
A transposition of two distinct factors on a pure tensor exchanges the two factors and changes the sign.
The sign-twisted permutation action commutes with the diagonal action of every linear map: permuting the tensor factors commutes with applying the same map in each of them, and the sign is a scalar.