Naturality of contextual split detectors #
A module morphism preserves the four contextual filtration subspaces at a fixed cut of a complete string. It therefore induces a map on the contextual detector quotient. This is the vertical map used in the change-of-split naturality square.
Restriction of a module morphism to contextual split numerators.
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Linear map induced on a contextual split detector.
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At the target cut, the contextual detector map is the canonical endpoint detector map, under the target-cut identifications.
Change of split across a positive letter commutes with module morphisms.
The natural arrow-direction map across a negative letter, namely the inverse of change of split, commutes with module morphisms.
Change of split across a negative letter commutes with module morphisms.