Pair-position string detectors #
Ringel's filtration uses a detector at every split position of a string. At
a vertex u, such a split is represented by endpoint words with opposite
polarizations. This file packages the corresponding subquotient
(L⁺ ∩ R⁺) / ((L⁺ ∩ R⁻) + (L⁻ ∩ R⁺))
and its functorial action. The detector already used in the campaign is the
special case in which L is the oppositely polarized trivial word.
Numerator of the detector at a split position.
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Denominator of the detector at a split position.
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The pair denominator lies in the pair numerator.
The pair denominator as a submodule of the pair numerator.
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Underlying vector space of the detector at a split position.
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A module morphism preserves pair numerators.
A module morphism preserves pair denominators.
Restriction of a module morphism to pair numerators.
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The restricted pair-numerator map preserves the pair denominator.
Linear map induced on a pair detector.
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The detector functor attached to a split pair.
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The existing endpoint detector is literally the pair detector with a trivial left half.