Two-ended negative boundary squares for string modules #
The double-peak Butler--Ringel sequence is obtained by attaching a negative boundary at both ends of a shorter string. The right-module maps are inclusions. This file proves that any coherent common-corner square of those inclusions gives the canonical exact complex from the base to the two one-ended extensions and then to the common corner.
A common corner for negative boundary extensions at both ends of D.
- rightResult : Word R
- right : D.NegativeBoundaryExtension self.rightResult
- left : D.LeftNegativeBoundaryExtension
- cornerLeft : self.rightResult.LeftNegativeBoundaryExtension
- cornerRight : self.left.result.NegativeBoundaryExtension self.cornerLeft.result
- steps_eq : self.cornerLeft.steps = self.left.steps
- position_commutes {x : Q} (i : D.PositionAt x) : self.cornerRight.toRightExtension.position (self.left.position i) = self.cornerLeft.position (self.right.toRightExtension.position i)
- position_intersection {x : Q} (q : self.left.result.PositionAt x) (p : self.rightResult.PositionAt x) : self.cornerRight.toRightExtension.position q = self.cornerLeft.position p → ∃ (i : D.PositionAt x), self.left.position i = q ∧ self.right.toRightExtension.position i = p
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Equal left-extension lengths force the position coherence required by a negative boundary square.
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The common two-ended negative extension.
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Inclusion from the base into its left negative-boundary extension.
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Inclusion from the base into its right negative-boundary extension.
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Inclusion from the left-extended word into the common corner.
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Inclusion from the right-extended word into the common corner.
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The two coordinate inclusions around a negative boundary square agree.
The two module inclusions around a negative boundary square commute.
Equality in the corner forces a left-result vector to be supported on positions inherited from the base.
Equality in the corner forces a right-result vector to be supported on positions inherited from the base.
Equal corner inclusions have equal base-coordinate projections.
The base-to-middle map on explicit vertex-space products.
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The signed middle-to-corner map on explicit vertex-space products.
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The explicit double-inclusion product maps are exact.
The base-to-middle map of the double-cohook canonical complex.
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The signed middle-to-corner map of the double-cohook canonical complex.
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The double-negative-boundary short complex.
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Every coherent negative boundary square gives an exact canonical short complex of right string modules.