Mesh-weight gradings of A₀ and of its evaluated modules #
weights-and-parameters.tex: "a mesh weight w grades V_{m+1}(C) by giving a
path at row v the weight w(path) − ν_v, and grades U_m(C) …", and
weights-and-parameters.tex: "Lift a basis of the integer ray weights to mesh
weights using Lemma 7.4. These give simultaneous gradings on the lifted modules."
A mesh weight W with values in an abelian group M is a path weight for which all
meshes are homogeneous (MeshWt.homog), so it grades every Hom space of C (wπ),
compatibly with composition and with the length grading (wπ_degProj). It grades A₀
(grA0, latA0) and each evaluated module M_X (grEv); the action of a homogeneous
element of A₀, the arrow maps and all evaluated morphisms shift weights
(act_shift, fA_shift, rs_shift), and an evaluated morphism shifting by γ comes
from the weight-γ part of C (mem_wP_of_shift).
The path weight of a mesh weight, with values in Multiplicative M.
Instances For
Meshes are homogeneous for a mesh weight.
Weight parts of the Hom spaces of C #
The weight-g part of C(x, y).
Instances For
The weight-g projection of C(x, y).
Instances For
The weight and length projections commute.
A finite set of weights containing all weights with nonzero parts.
Instances For
Composition with a homogeneous morphism on the left.
Composition with a homogeneous morphism on the right.
The grading of the evaluated modules #
The weight projection of an evaluated module.
Instances For
The mesh-weight grading of M_X.
Instances For
The grading of A₀ #
The weight projection of A₀.
Instances For
The mesh-weight grading of A₀ as a module grading.
Instances For
The mesh-weight grading of A₀ as an algebra grading.
Instances For
Shifting maps #
The action of a homogeneous element of A₀ shifts weights.
An evaluated homogeneous morphism shifts weights.
The weight part of an evaluated morphism.
An evaluated morphism shifting by γ comes from the weight-γ part.