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- comul_mem (a : A) : a ∈ self.toSubmodule → CoalgebraStruct.comul a ∈ Submodule.map₂ (TensorProduct.mk R A A) self.toSubmodule self.toSubmodule
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- coassoc : ↑(TensorProduct.assoc R C C M) ∘ₗ LinearMap.rTensor M CoalgebraStruct.comul ∘ₗ coact = LinearMap.lTensor C coact ∘ₗ coact
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- coassoc : ↑(TensorProduct.assoc R M C C) ∘ₗ LinearMap.rTensor C coact ∘ₗ coact = LinearMap.lTensor M CoalgebraStruct.comul ∘ₗ coact
- counit_coact : LinearMap.lTensor M CoalgebraStruct.counit ∘ₗ coact = (TensorProduct.mk R M R).flip 1
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The counit End(F) → k of the bialgebra End(F) of a fiber functor F: evaluate the
natural transformation at the unit object and read off its action on 1 ∈ k.
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The bifunctor (X, Y) ↦ F(X) ⊗ F(Y) from C × C to ModuleCat k, used to express
the multiplicative structure on End(F).
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The tensor product End(F) ⊗_k End(F) is itself a (semi)ring via the tensor product
of algebras.
The tensor product End(F) ⊗_k End(F) is a k-algebra.
Proposition 1.18.3: the canonical algebra isomorphism
End(F₁) ⊗ End(F₂) ≅ End(F₁ ⊗ F₂), here specialized to F₁ = F₂ = F.
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Evaluation map sending an endomorphism η ∈ End F to its component at Z, viewed
as a k-linear endomorphism of F.obj Z.
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The canonical map End(F) ⊗ End(F) → End(F(X) ⊗ F(Y)) sending η₁ ⊗ η₂ to
η₁ ⊗ η₂ evaluated component-wise.
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On a simple tensor η₁ ⊗ η₂, endF_tensor_hom returns the tensor product of the
component morphisms η₁.app X ⊗ₘ η₂.app Y.
Existence half of Proposition 1.18.3: there is a comultiplication
Δ : End(F) → End(F) ⊗ End(F) whose image under endF_tensor_hom recovers the
"conjugated" component-wise action of η on F(X ⊗ Y).
Faithfulness consequence of Proposition 1.18.3: the system of maps endF_tensor_hom
across all X, Y jointly separates elements of End(F) ⊗ End(F).
The map endF_tensor_hom k C F X Y is multiplicative on End(F) ⊗ End(F).
The comultiplication on End(F) produced by Proposition 1.18.3.
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Coassociativity of the comultiplication endF_comul.
Left counit axiom: applying endF_counit_def to the first tensor factor of
endF_comul returns the canonical embedding.
Right counit axiom: applying endF_counit_def to the second tensor factor of
endF_comul returns the canonical embedding.
Specification property of endF_comul: under endF_tensor_hom, the comultiplication
of η is the conjugate of η.app (X ⊗ Y) by the monoidal multiplication isomorphism.
Two elements of End(F) ⊗ End(F) agreeing under all endF_tensor_hom maps must
be equal, by the injectivity of the joint evaluation.
Theorem 1.21.1: The endomorphism algebra End(F) of a fiber functor is a bialgebra,
i.e. its comultiplication and counit are unital algebra homomorphisms satisfying the
coassociativity, counit, and multiplicativity properties.
Coassociativity component of thm_1_21_1_coalgebra_properties.
Left counit component of thm_1_21_1_coalgebra_properties.
Right counit component of thm_1_21_1_coalgebra_properties.
The comultiplication is unital: Δ(1) = 1.
The comultiplication is multiplicative: Δ(ab) = Δ(a) · Δ(b).
The counit is unital: ε(1) = 1.
The counit is multiplicative: ε(a · b) = ε(a) · ε(b).
The coalgebra structure on End(F) arising from endF_comul and endF_counit_def.
Theorem 1.21.1: The bialgebra structure on End(F) of a fiber functor F,
combining the coalgebra structure with the unit/multiplicativity axioms.
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Converse direction for Theorem 1.21.1: a k-algebra equipped with algebra maps
Δ, ε satisfying the coassociativity and counit axioms is a bialgebra.
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A bialgebra over R is an algebra equipped with a compatible coalgebra structure.
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Definition 1.21.2: An algebra H with comultiplication Δ and counit ε satisfying
the bialgebra axioms is called a bialgebra.
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Fundamental theorem ingredient: every element c of a coalgebra C lies in some
finitely generated submodule V such that Δ(c) ∈ C ⊗ V.