Poset spaces as injective diagrams on the augmented boundary #
The augmented boundary is a root adjoined below OrderDual T. A T-space
gives a contravariant diagram on this boundary: its value at the root is the
ambient vector space, its value at t is the distinguished subspace at t,
and every structure map into the root is the subtype inclusion.
This file proves the converse. A finite-dimensional boundary diagram whose
maps into the root are injective is recovered by taking their ranges in the
root. Thus finite T-spaces are equivalent to precisely these diagrams.
The module attached by a T-space to a boundary index.
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The contravariant restriction map attached to an inequality in the augmented boundary.
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The contravariant boundary diagram of a T-space.
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The canonical arrow from a non-root boundary point to the root in the opposite boundary category.
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If s ≤ t in T, contravariance gives an arrow from the value at s
to the value at t.
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The component of a morphism of T-spaces on its boundary diagram.
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Sending a poset space to its boundary diagram is functorial.
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A boundary diagram has the form required by a finite poset space when all its values are finite-dimensional and every structure map from a non-root value into the root is injective.
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The full category of finite-dimensional boundary diagrams with injective maps into the root.
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The boundary-diagram functor with its codomain restricted to the exact finite injective image condition.
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The root component of a natural transformation of boundary diagrams.
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A non-root component of a natural transformation of boundary diagrams.
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Naturality at the arrow into the root says that the root component restricts to each non-root component.
A natural transformation between boundary diagrams is determined at the root and therefore induces a morphism of the underlying poset spaces.
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The structure map of an arbitrary boundary diagram into its root.
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The map along a comparable pair of non-root points commutes with the two maps into the root.
Reconstruct a poset space from a finite injective boundary diagram by taking the ranges of all structure maps inside the root value.
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An injective root map identifies a non-root value with its range in the root.
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Componentwise identification of the reconstructed diagram with the original finite injective diagram.
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The non-root reconstruction component is inverse to range restriction, so applying the original root map recovers the underlying root vector.
The canonical isomorphism from the diagram reconstructed from ranges to the original finite injective boundary diagram.
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Finite T-spaces are exactly finite-dimensional contravariant diagrams
on the augmented boundary whose maps into the root are injective.