Homogeneous morphisms for a shift orbit category #
Mathlib's HasShift is a coherent action of an additive monoid by
endofunctors. For a group action written additively, the homogeneous
degree-a orbit morphisms from X to Y are the morphisms
X ⟶ Y⟦a⟧. This file defines their identity and composition and proves
the unit and associativity laws before passing to direct sums.
Homogeneous orbit morphisms of degree a.
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The degree-zero homogeneous identity.
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An ordinary morphism regarded as a degree-zero homogeneous morphism.
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Composition of homogeneous orbit morphisms, with an explicitly chosen
output degree. The order b + a comes from applying the degree-a shift to
a degree-b second morphism.
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Canonical homogeneous composition agrees heterogeneously with composition at any propositionally equal output degree.
Associativity of homogeneous composition, including all degree reassociations.
The finite-support direct sum of all homogeneous shift morphisms.
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Inclusion of one homogeneous component into the orbit Hom direct sum.
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With a fixed decidable equality on the degree monoid, the homogeneous inclusion is the corresponding direct-sum generator.
Homogeneous composition as a homomorphism in both variables.
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Homogeneous composition as a linear map in both variables.
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Linear inclusion of one homogeneous component into the orbit Hom direct sum.
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Homogeneous composition followed by inclusion in the output direct sum.
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Convolution as a linear map in both direct-sum variables.
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Convolution composition on finite-support direct sums of homogeneous morphisms.
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The separately bundled bilinear convolution has the same underlying operation as the additive convolution used by the category structure.
Identity morphism in the shift-orbit Hom direct sum.
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Associativity of convolution on the full finite-support direct sums.
The shift-orbit category has the same objects as C and finite-support
direct sums of shifted Hom spaces as morphisms.
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The canonical functor into the shift-orbit category, supported in degree zero on every morphism.
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The degree-zero component inclusion is injective on every Hom space.
The canonical degree-zero functor is faithful without any translate orthogonality hypothesis.