Graded pieces of an algebra tensored on the right with an algebra #
For a family of submodules 𝒜 i of an R-module A and an R-module H, Mathlib's
DirectSum.decomposeTensor 𝒜 H i is the image of 𝒜 i ⊗[R] H in A ⊗[R] H; it is a
decomposition of A ⊗[R] H when 𝒜 is one of A. When A and H are R-algebras and 𝒜
is a graded monoid, these pieces multiply according to the grading of A: A ⊗[R] H is graded
with H in degree zero.
This is the right-handed companion of Mathlib's GradedAlgebra.baseChange, which grades
S ⊗[R] A by the pieces (𝒜 i).baseChange S. The right-handed form is the one met by
coactions V →ₗ[R] V ⊗[R] H of comodules: an algebra homomorphism A →ₐ[R] A ⊗[R] H sending
generators of degree one into the degree-one piece preserves every degree.
Main results #
TauCeti.DirectSum.tmul_mem_decomposeTensor: a pure tensor with homogeneous left factor is homogeneous of the same degree.TauCeti.DirectSum.decomposeTensor.gradedOneandTauCeti.DirectSum.decomposeTensor.gradedMul: tensoring preserves the unit and multiplication grading separately, without requiring a decomposition into a direct sum.TauCeti.DirectSum.decomposeTensor.gradedMonoid: the piecesdecomposeTensor 𝒜 H iform a graded monoid.
A pure tensor whose left factor lies in 𝒜 i lies in the i-th piece of A ⊗[R] H.
If 1 : A has degree zero, so does 1 : A ⊗[R] H.
Tensoring on the right preserves graded multiplication; the index type only needs addition.
The pieces of A ⊗[R] H induced by a graded monoid 𝒜 on A form a graded monoid, with
the right tensor factor H in degree zero.