Proposition 7.9 on A₀ for characters in any lattice #
The setting of FamilyCriterionA0.lean with the dual mesh weights replaced by an arbitrary mesh
weight W with values in a lattice Lt and a degree map dg : Lt → ℤ recovering the length
(dg ∘ W.res = lenW.res). The characters are the relative row weights rowCharG W Rw i; instead of
the dual-weight identities, the hypotheses are that these characters are pairwise distinct and part
of an integer basis of Lt (Proposition 7.5 for Lt = W(P)). The definitions and proofs are
those of the dual-weight case (SysG, ΘG, VxG, HH2NonzeroG, I0G, famMulG, fibAMG,
familyCriterion_G).
The ray system of A₀ with the dual weights.
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kP ≅ A₀.
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The ray basis is length-homogeneous.
The ray basis is weight-homogeneous.
The vertex idempotents of A₀ as degree-zero vertices.
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The character χ_i of a row of Proposition 6.1.
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A row with a nonzero space HH²(A₀)_{χ_i} in positive internal degree.
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The index set I₀.
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The family product m + Σ λ_i μ_i.
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A binary or scalar fibre: the family product at lam as an associative unital product.
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Proposition 7.9 on A₀ (prop:family-criterion): for the rows and characters of
Proposition 6.1 and any family μ_i, i ∈ I₀, of normalized S-relative cocycles of character
χ_i with nonzero classes, whose family product is associative and whose binary fibres have the
basis of kP as a normed multiplicative basis with ray category P: every positive filtered
deformation B of A₀ is isomorphic to a binary fibre; the transported basis is a normed
multiplicative ray basis of B presenting P, and the leading term of the image of each ray
vector b_r is a nonzero multiple of b_r.
The conclusion of Proposition 7.9 on A₀ for a positive filtered deformation B, as a
predicate on the data: for every family with the hypotheses (1)–(3), the conclusions hold.