Lemma 12.3: gr_𝔪 B ≅ C #
lem:flat-mesh-perturbations (deformation-refinements.tex): "Then gr_𝔪 B ≅ C."
In each degree d, paths induce a linear isomorphism from C_d(w, y) (the image of the degree-d
paths in C) onto 𝔪^d B(w, y)/𝔪^{d+1} B(w, y) (grIso); composition is induced by composition of
paths on both sides. The map is well defined since a homogeneous relation u r v of degree d
is u (r − f) v + u f v with u f v ∈ 𝔪^{d+1} (hctx_le_B_succ), onto since paths of length
> d lie in 𝔪^{d+1} (sub_proj_mem_geSpan_succ), and bijective by counting: the degree
projections make C graded (πC), so Σ_d dim C_d ≤ dim C, while
Σ_d dim gr^d B = dim B = dim C (Lemma 12.3's dimension equality).
The degree projections of C #
The degree-d projection of C.
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C_d(w, y): the image of the degree-d paths.
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The filtration of B #
𝔪^d B(w, y).
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gr^d B(w, y) = 𝔪^d B/𝔪^{d+1} B.
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The map induced by paths #
Degree-d elements of kQ in C.
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Degree-d elements of kQ in gr^d B.
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The map C_d → gr^d B induced by paths.
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Counting dimensions #
gr_𝔪 B ≅ C from the equality of the dimensions of B and C.
Lemma 12.3, gr_𝔪 B ≅ C: in every degree d, paths induce a linear isomorphism
C_d(w, y) ≅ 𝔪^d B(w, y)/𝔪^{d+1} B(w, y).