Weight-homogeneous lifts for A⁽²⁾ = 𝔽₂P (Proposition 10.1) #
integral-deformations.tex: "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."
For the table tab₂ of A⁽²⁾ and any mesh weight W (with values in any abelian group), the
ray weights are the restriction of W (hvW, Lemma 7.4's MeshWt.rv), and the ray basis
vectors Θ₂(b_r) = e_r of A⁽²⁾ are homogeneous of these weights (hΘ₂): e_r is the matrix
unit of a path of the deck degree of r (eT_eq_path). So the weight-homogeneous lifts hold
for A⁽²⁾ with no further hypothesis (exists_modLiftW₂, exists_arrowLiftW₂).
A nonzero homogeneous element has a unique weight.
The ray weights of a mesh weight (the restriction of Lemma 7.4).
Instances For
e_r is the matrix unit of any path of the deck degree of r with nonzero image.
The matrix unit of a path is homogeneous of the weight of the path.
The basis vectors e_r of A⁽²⁾ are homogeneous for the restricted weights.
The ray basis Θ₂(b_r) of A⁽²⁾ is homogeneous for the restricted weights.
The restricted ray weights are additive on nonzero products.
The restricted ray weights vanish on the idempotents.
Proposition 10.1: weight-homogeneous lifts for A⁽²⁾ #
Proposition 10.1, weight-homogeneous module lifts for A⁽²⁾ = 𝔽₂P: for any mesh weight
W and any finite family of integer coordinates, every evaluated module M_X⁽²⁾ lifts to
𝒪 = ℤ/4 with an action homogeneous for the degree and for every coordinate of the restricted
ray weights.
Proposition 10.1, weight-homogeneous arrow lifts for A⁽²⁾ = 𝔽₂P: the arrow maps lift
to maps of degree one, homogeneous of the weight of the arrow for every coordinate.