Weight-homogeneous lifts of the evaluated modules (Proposition 10.1) #
integral-deformations.tex: "All these constructions can be chosen to preserve the
simultaneous integer weights: lifting a basis of H_ℤ to mesh weights by Lemma 7.4 gives the
modules M_i⁽²⁾ compatible weight gradings, and the corrections can be chosen in each weight
component."
A mesh weight W of C⁽²⁾ with values in an abelian group M grades A⁽²⁾ and the evaluated
modules (grA0, grEv, WeightEv.lean). When it lifts the ray weights hv of the table P
(the rays Θ(b_r) are homogeneous of weight hv r, hΘ), each integer coordinate φ : M →+ ℤ
grades A⁽²⁾ (galgW), A⁽⁴⁾ = 𝒪P (galgOW, by the ray weights) and the modules (gwEv),
compatibly with the reduction (isRedW), the actions (actW), the degree and each other. Then the
module lifts and arrow lifts of Proposition 10.1 can be chosen homogeneous for any finite family
of coordinates (exists_modLiftW, exists_arrowLiftW), by exists_liftMod_weights and
exists_liftHom_weights.
The weight gradings of A⁽²⁾ and of the evaluated modules #
A⁽²⁾ graded by a coordinate φ of the mesh weight.
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The evaluated module graded by a coordinate.
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The action shifts the coordinate weights.
The ray weights of 𝒪P and the reduction #
𝒪P graded by a coordinate of the ray weights.
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The reduction 𝒪P → A⁽²⁾ respects the coordinate weights.
Commutation of the gradings #
A basis of M_X homogeneous for the degree and the mesh weight.
The arrow maps shift the coordinate weights #
Weight-homogeneous lifts #
A lift of an evaluated module, homogeneous for the coordinate weights.
- n : ℕ
- β : Module.Basis (Fin self.n) (ZMod 2) (CatAlg.Rep D.F0 (meshFam Q c X))
- wβ : Fin r → Fin self.n → ℤ
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Proposition 10.1, the module lifts, weight-homogeneous: for a mesh weight lifting the ray weights, every evaluated module lifts with an action homogeneous for the degree and for every coordinate of the weight.
Proposition 10.1, the arrow lifts, weight-homogeneous: the arrow maps lift to maps of degree one, homogeneous of the weight of the arrow for every coordinate.