The grading induced on a quotient by a homogeneous ideal #
A homogeneous two-sided ideal I in an R-algebra A graded by π descends that grading to
A β§Έ I. Its degree-i piece is TauCeti.GradedAlgebra.quotientPiece π I i, the image of π i
under the quotient map. The scalar base R can be a commutative semiring.
The graded pieces are submodules of the quotient itself. Homogeneity lets the additive degree
projections descend to the quotient, where they recover each coordinate of a finite sum. Thus the
pieces form an internal direct sum, giving TauCeti.GradedAlgebra.gradedAlgebraQuotientPiece.
This structure is a definition rather than a global instance: callers choose the grading locally
with letI.
The construction follows Antoine Chambert-Loir's
Mathlib PR #36501: the degree-i
piece as the image of π i under the quotient map, separation of the pieces via
GradedRing.proj, and the induced GradedAlgebra assembled from DirectSum.IsInternal.
References #
Assem--Simson--SkowroΕski, Elements of the Representation Theory of Associative Algebras I, Ch. II.
The quotient by a homogeneous ideal is the internal direct sum of its descended pieces.
The images of the graded pieces are independent modulo a homogeneous ideal.
The induced grading on the quotient by a homogeneous ideal. This is a definition rather than an instance so that callers choose when to introduce the grading.
Equations
- TauCeti.GradedAlgebra.gradedAlgebraQuotientPiece π I hI = β―.gradedAlgebra