Left-end hooks and cohooks for string modules #
Butler--Ringel's canonical exact sequences use hook and cohook operations at both ends of a string. Reversal exchanges the two endpoints, so the left-end operations are obtained from the already constructed right-end operations. The module maps are transported through the canonical reversal isomorphisms; no second coordinate calculation is needed.
A maximal hook at the left endpoint. Its auxiliary result is stored in reversed orientation so that the underlying right hook is literal.
- reverseResult : Word R
- hook : (reverse R C).HookExtension self.reverseResult
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The result word in the original orientation.
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Forget maximality while retaining the positive left boundary.
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Left hooks are exactly right hooks on the reversed source word, with the auxiliary result retained in reversed orientation.
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Every valid positive boundary at the reversed right endpoint gives a maximal hook at the original left endpoint.
The number of letters added by a left hook.
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The canonical left-hook projection, transported through word reversal.
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Embed an occurrence of the original word into the result of a left hook. In reversed orientation this is the ordinary prefix-position embedding.
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The left-hook projection is the identity on every inherited position basis vector.
A left hook witnesses that the original word does not end on a peak.
In a special-biserial presentation, the result of a left hook is uniquely determined by its reversed positive boundary arrow.
Maximal left hooks are in bijection with the valid positive boundary arrows at the reversed right endpoint.
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A maximal cohook at the left endpoint. Its auxiliary result is stored in reversed orientation so that the underlying right cohook is literal.
- reverseResult : Word R
- cohook : (reverse R C).CohookExtension self.reverseResult
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The result word in the original orientation.
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Forget maximality while retaining the negative left boundary.
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Left cohooks are exactly right cohooks on the reversed source word, with the auxiliary result retained in reversed orientation.
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Every valid negative boundary at the reversed right endpoint gives a maximal cohook at the original left endpoint.
The number of letters added by a left cohook.
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The canonical left-cohook inclusion, transported through word reversal.
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Embed an occurrence of the original word into the result of a left cohook. In reversed orientation this is the ordinary prefix-position embedding.
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The left-cohook inclusion carries every original position basis vector to its inherited position in the extended word.
A left cohook witnesses that the original word does not end in a deep.
In a special-biserial presentation, the result of a left cohook is uniquely determined by its reversed negative boundary arrow.
Maximal left cohooks are in bijection with the valid negative boundary arrows at the reversed right endpoint.