Rank functions for pairings #
We introduce types of (weak) rank functions for a pairing P
of a subcomplex A of a simplicial set X. These are
functions f : P.II → α such that P.AncestralRel x y implies f x < f y
(in the weak case, we require this only under the additional condition
that x and y are of the same dimension). Such rank functions
are used in order to show that the ancestrality relation on P.II is well founded,
i.e. that P is regular (when we already know P is proper).
Conversely, we shall show that if P is regular,
then P.RankFunction ℕ is non empty (TODO @joelriou).
(We also introduce similar definitions for the structure PairingCore.)
References #
A rank function for a pairing is a function from the type (II) simplices to a partially ordered type which maps ancestrality relations to strict inequalities.
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A weak rank function for a pairing is a function from the type (II) simplices to a partially ordered type which maps an ancestrality relation between simplices of the same dimension to a strict inequality.
- rank : ↑P.II → α
the (weak) rank function
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The weak rank function attached to a rank function.
Equations
- SSet.Subcomplex.Pairing.RankFunction.toWeakRankFunction P α f = { rank := f.rank, lt := ⋯ }
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A rank function for h : A.PairingCore is a function from the index type h.ι
to a partially ordered type which maps the ancestrality relations to strict inequalities.
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A weak rank function h : A.PairingCore is a function from the index type h.ι
to a partially ordered type which maps an ancestrality relation between
indices of the same dimension to a strict inequality.
- rank : h.ι → α
the (weak) rank function
Instances For
Rank functions for h : A.PairingCore correspond to
rank functions for h.pairing : A.Pairing.
Equations
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Weak rank functions for h : A.PairingCore correspond to
weak rank functions for h.pairing : A.Pairing.
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