Graded poset spaces #
This file isolates the linear-algebra step in the frozen manuscript's grading argument. An internal grading of the total space of a poset representation is compatible when every distinguished subspace is closed under the homogeneous projections. For a Schur poset space those projections are scalar endomorphisms, so exactly one homogeneous component can be nonzero.
The generic one-dimensional lemma is also recorded separately. It is the
tool used for the one-dimensional spaces Hom(P, P_t) in the projective
boundary realization.
A one-dimensional internally graded vector space has exactly one nonzero component, and that component is the whole space.
Every nonzero vector in a one-dimensional internally graded vector space lies in a unique homogeneous component.
A linear map shifts an ℕ-grading by d when it sends the degree-i
component into degree i + d.
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The range of a degree-shifting linear map is homogeneous in the target grading.
An internal grading of a poset space whose degree projections preserve all distinguished subspaces.
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Projection onto one homogeneous component, regarded as a poset-space endomorphism.
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A Schur poset space carrying a compatible internal grading is concentrated in one unique degree.
The unique degree containing a compatibly graded Schur poset space.
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A morphism is homogeneous of degree d when it sends degree i into
degree i + d.
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A nonzero homogeneous morphism between compatibly graded Schur poset spaces identifies the target level with source level plus its degree.
A nonzero homogeneous morphism of positive degree strictly raises the concentration level.