Finite poset spaces and the support chain #
This file begins the concrete realization layer used by the frozen manuscript. It defines finite-dimensional spaces equipped with a monotone family of subspaces indexed by a finite poset. It also constructs, from a reverse linear extension, the canonical chain of one-dimensional poset spaces from empty support to full support.
A finite-dimensional T-space: a vector space with a monotone family of
subspaces indexed by the poset T.
- carrier : Type u
- addCommGroup : AddCommGroup self.carrier
- module : Module k self.carrier
- finiteDimensional : FiniteDimensional k self.carrier
- subspace : T → Submodule k self.carrier
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A morphism of T-spaces is a linear map preserving every distinguished
subspace.
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The one-dimensional T-space whose distinguished subspace is k
exactly on the upper set U.
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Inclusion of upper supports gives a morphism of one-dimensional
T-spaces with underlying identity map.
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Every support-inclusion map is nonzero.
A strict inclusion of upper supports gives a nonisomorphism between the
corresponding one-dimensional T-spaces.
A T-space is Schur when its total space is nonzero and every
endomorphism is scalar. In the directed realization this is the concrete
property enjoyed by every indecomposable object.
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Every one-dimensional support object is Schur.
The reverse linear extension used in the manuscript: an increasing linear extension of the dual poset.
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Increasing enumeration of the chosen reverse linear extension.
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The position of a poset element in the chosen reverse linear extension.
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The reverse-extension index reverses the original partial order.
The upper support consisting of the first j elements of the reverse
linear extension.
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Every prefix of the reverse linear extension is an upper set in the original poset.
The support prefixes are monotone in the prefix length.
The element occupying position j in the reverse linear extension.
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A selectable reverse linear enumeration of a finite poset. Unlike the canonical choice above, this interface can carry order extensions chosen to put a specified antichain in consecutive positions.
- equiv : Fin (Fintype.card T) ≃ T
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The position of an element in a selectable reverse enumeration.
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The support chain starts at the empty set.
The support chain ends at the full set.
Consecutive supports in the reverse-linear-extension chain are strictly increasing.
The manuscript's canonical chain of one-dimensional T-spaces has one
strict nonisomorphism for every element of T.
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The consecutive morphisms in the canonical support chain.
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Every step in the canonical support chain is a nonisomorphism.
The full canonical support chain, viewed as a composable string of
|T| morphisms.
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The total composite of the canonical support chain is the identity on its one-dimensional underlying vector space.
Hence the total composite of the support chain is nonzero.
The adjacent arrow of the full support chain is the previously defined strict support-inclusion morphism.
Every adjacent arrow in the full support chain is a nonisomorphism.
Every adjacent arrow in the full support chain is nonzero.
A composable chain through objects satisfying P is a nonzero
nonisomorphism chain when every adjacent arrow is a nonzero nonisomorphism and
its total composite is nonzero. In the manuscript, P selects the
indecomposable objects.
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A category has nonzero nonisomorphism paths of length at most L when
every such finite composable chain has at most L arrows. This is the exact
categorical consequence of the manuscript's positive path-length grading.
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A positive grading on the objects satisfying P: nonzero
nonisomorphisms between admissible objects strictly raise level, and every
admissible object has level at most L.
- level : C → ℕ
- level_le (X : C) : P X → self.level X ≤ L
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A positive grading bounds the length of every nonzero chain of nonisomorphisms.
The canonical support chain is a nonzero nonisomorphism chain of length
exactly |T|.
The path-length bound in the poset-space category forces the
manuscript's realization inequality |T| ≤ L.
In particular, a positive grading on the poset-space category gives the
realization-length inequality |T| ≤ L.
The manuscript-shaped specialization: a positive grading on the Schur
T-spaces forces |T| ≤ L, since every canonical support object is Schur.
Along the canonical support chain, a Schur-positive grading grows by at least the difference of the support indices. The subtraction-free statement is convenient for natural-number arithmetic.
A two-step Schur detour replacing one ordinary support inclusion. The
three-antichain construction supplies this data with the two-dimensional
three-line space as middle.
- middle : Obj k T
- inMap : supportLine k T ⟨q + 1, ⋯⟩ ⟶ self.middle
- outMap : self.middle ⟶ supportLine k T ⟨q + 2, ⋯⟩
- inMap_ne_zero : self.inMap ≠ 0
- outMap_ne_zero : self.outMap ≠ 0
- inMap_not_isIso : ¬CategoryTheory.IsIso self.inMap
- outMap_not_isIso : ¬CategoryTheory.IsIso self.outMap
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Splicing a two-step Schur detour into the |T|-step support chain forces
the strict equality obstruction |T|+1 ≤ L.