Skew-primitive elements in a coalgebra #
This file defines (g, h)-skew-primitive elements in a coalgebra, i.e. elements a such that
ε a = 0 and Δ a = g ⊗ₜ a + a ⊗ₜ h, for group-like elements g and h.
Main declarations #
Coalgebra.IsSkewPrimitiveElem R g h a:ais(g, h)-skew-primitive.Coalgebra.skewPrimitive R g h: the(g, h)-skew-primitive elements as a submodule.
TODO #
g - his(g, h)-skew-primitive, and the quotient ofskewPrimitive R g hbyR ∙ (g - h)isExt¹(h, g), wheregandhare regarded as one-dimensional right comodules.
References #
An element a of a coalgebra is (g, h)-skew-primitive if ε a = 0 and
Δ a = g ⊗ₜ a + a ⊗ₜ h, where ε and Δ are the counit and comultiplication respectively.
A skew-primitive element
asatisfiesε(a) = 0.A
(g, h)-skew-primitive elementasatisfiesΔ(a) = g ⊗ₜ a + a ⊗ₜ h.
Instances For
A coalgebra homomorphism sends (g, h)-skew-primitive elements to
(f g, f h)-skew-primitive elements.
A coalgebra isomorphism preserves skew-primitivity.
The (g, h)-skew-primitive elements form a submodule.
Equations
- Coalgebra.skewPrimitive R g h = { carrier := {a : A | Coalgebra.IsSkewPrimitiveElem R g h a}, add_mem' := ⋯, zero_mem' := ⋯, smul_mem' := ⋯ }
Instances For
When g and h have counit 1 (e.g. when they are group-like), the counit condition
follows from the comultiplication condition.