Finite-dimensional string detector and embedding functors #
This file restricts Butler--Ringel's finite-string functors to the categories used by finite reconstruction. A detector of a finite-dimensional module is finite-dimensional, and a finite coefficient space copied along a finite string again gives a finite-dimensional module.
For the chosen representatives of inversion classes, the coordinate calculation gives the natural finite-string orthogonality identities
F_i S_i ≅ id and F_i S_j ≅ 0 for i ≠ j.
A detector of a finite-dimensional module is a finite-dimensional vector space.
The detector restricted to finite-dimensional modules and bundled with a finite-dimensional target.
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The finite detector attached to a chosen inversion-class index.
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The finite string embedding attached to the chosen representative of an inversion class.
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The composite F_i S_j on finite-dimensional coefficient spaces.
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The finite detector and embedding functors satisfy the finite-string part of Butler--Ringel's orthogonality formula on the one-dimensional coefficient space.
The full finite-string orthogonality formula: on every finite coefficient
space V, F_i S_j(V) has dimension dim V on the matching inversion class
and dimension zero off that class.
The diagonal detector-embedding composite on the ground field is canonically one-dimensional, with coordinate given by the target position of the literal string.
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Butler--Ringel's diagonal identity as a natural isomorphism:
F_i S_i ≅ id on finite-dimensional coefficient spaces.
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Off the diagonal, F_i S_j(V) is the zero vector space.
Off the diagonal, the detector-embedding composite is naturally the zero functor.