Direct-sum push-down to a shift-orbit category #
For a linear module M : C ⥤ ModuleCat k, its push-down to the
shift-orbit category has value ⨁ b, M(X⟦b⟧) at X. A homogeneous
map of degree a sends the b-summand to the (a + b)-summand.
This file constructs that action, verifies its unit and composition laws from Mathlib's shift coherence, and packages it as an additive linear module over the orbit category. The construction is generic; covering-specific finite-support hypotheses enter only when restricting its values to finite-dimensional modules.
The value of the push-down module at an object of the orbit category.
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Inclusion of one translated value into the push-down direct sum.
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The push-down summand inclusion is the standard direct-sum generator.
The map from the b-summand induced by a homogeneous orbit morphism of
degree a, with an explicitly chosen output degree.
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Applying the upstairs module to the component arrow.
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The component map with its canonical output degree.
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The canonical component map agrees heterogeneously with the component map at any propositionally equal output degree.
Component arrows respect homogeneous composition, including all degree reassociations.
A homogeneous component arrow followed by the canonical path from its target translate equals the canonical path from the source translate followed by the original orbit morphism.
Applying the module turns composition of component arrows into composition of component linear maps.
A homogeneous orbit morphism acts on the direct sum by translating the summand index on the left by its degree.
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Homogeneous push-down maps respect homogeneous composition.
The action of degree-a homogeneous morphisms is linear in the
morphism.
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The linear action of all finite-support orbit morphisms.
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The action of arbitrary finite-support orbit morphisms respects orbit composition.
Gabriel's direct-sum push-down of a linear module along the canonical projection to the shift-orbit category.