Proposition 12.5: weights, and I₀ = I #
deformation-refinements.tex: "Giving ε internal degree −q and the opposite weight
makes the corner deformation homogeneous of the required degree and weight. […] In
characteristic two, each residual line k[p_i] of Proposition 6.1 has weight χ_i and is now
in the image, so HH²(A₀)_{χ_i} ≠ 0 and I₀ = I."
For a mesh weight W, the weight-χ part of a category cocycle (CatCocycle.wproj) is again a
cocycle of the same internal degree; its mesh value is the relative weight-χ part of the
original one, and its corner μ has character χ (catMu_hasChar). Hence every correction
tuple of relative weight χ is Ψ[μ] for a cocycle μ of character χ
(Ψc_surjective_char), and a row with nonzero cokernel class gives a cocycle of the row's
character which is not a coboundary (exists_not_cobdry): I ⊆ I₀. The inclusion I₀ ⊆ I is
Proposition 7.6 (Ψc_mem_rowSpan_char).
The weight-χ part of a category cocycle.
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The cocycle expression of the weight part.
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The weight-χ part of a category cocycle, of the same internal degree.
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The zero cocycle.
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Proposition 12.5 with weights: a correction tuple of relative weight χ is Ψ[μ] for a
cocycle μ of character χ.
I ⊆ I₀ (deformation-refinements.tex): a row p : τx → x of length
q + 2 ≥ 3 whose class in coker D_{q+1} is nonzero gives a Hochschild cocycle of A₀ of
internal degree q and of the row's character χ = w(p) − ν_x which is not a coboundary of
degree q, with Ψ[μ] = [p].
I ⊆ I₀ for A₀ (Proposition 12.5, deformation-refinements.tex): a row of
Γ_A of length q + 2 ≥ 3 with nonzero cokernel class gives a non-trivial Hochschild class of
A₀ of the row's character.