The opposite ray system #
The paper proves many statements together with "the dual assertion", obtained "by passing to
the opposite algebra". Tab.op reverses rays and products; its linearization is the opposite
algebra of kP (linOpEquiv), so it is representation-finite when kP is
(isRepresentationFinite_op); Sys.op carries Setting 8.4 over.
def
MultiplicativeBasisDeformations.RaySys.Tab.op
{V R L : Type}
[AddCommGroup L]
(P : Tab V R L)
:
Tab V R L
The opposite ray table.
Instances For
theorem
MultiplicativeBasisDeformations.RaySys.Tab.toOp_one
{V R L : Type}
[AddCommGroup L]
(P : Tab V R L)
:
P.toOp 1 = 1
theorem
MultiplicativeBasisDeformations.RaySys.Tab.toOp_zero
{V R L : Type}
[AddCommGroup L]
(P : Tab V R L)
:
P.toOp 0 = 0
theorem
MultiplicativeBasisDeformations.RaySys.Tab.toOp_injective
{V R L : Type}
[AddCommGroup L]
(P : Tab V R L)
:
Function.Injective P.toOp
noncomputable def
MultiplicativeBasisDeformations.RaySys.Tab.linOpEquiv
{V R L : Type}
[AddCommGroup L]
[Fintype V]
[DecidableEq V]
[Fintype R]
[DecidableEq R]
(P : Tab V R L)
(k : Type u)
[Field k]
:
The linearization of the opposite table is the opposite algebra.
Instances For
theorem
MultiplicativeBasisDeformations.RaySys.Tab.op_isRepresentationFinite
{V R L : Type}
[AddCommGroup L]
[Fintype V]
[DecidableEq V]
[Fintype R]
[DecidableEq R]
(P : Tab V R L)
(k : Type u)
[Field k]
(h : IsRepresentationFinite k ↥(P.Lin k))
:
IsRepresentationFinite k ↥(P.op.Lin k)
The opposite table is representation-finite with kP.
@[reducible]
def
MultiplicativeBasisDeformations.RaySys.Sys.op
{V R L : Type}
[AddCommGroup L]
[Fintype V]
[DecidableEq V]
[Fintype R]
[DecidableEq R]
(S : Sys V R L)
:
Sys V R L
The opposite ray system (Setting 8.4 for A₀ᵒᵖ).