The BCK Antipode #
This file defines the recursive antipode on rooted-forest monomials for the Connes-Kreimer/BCK Hopf algebra.
Main definitions #
RootedForest.antipode- the recursive antipode on rooted forest monomialsRootedForest.antipodeProperSum- the proper-coproduct part of the recursion
References #
- Alain Connes, Dirk Kreimer, Hopf Algebras, Renormalization and Noncommutative Geometry
- Loic Foissy, An introduction to Hopf algebras of trees
The recursive BCK antipode on rooted-forest monomials.
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The proper-coproduct sum appearing in the recursive antipode formula.
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antipodeProperSum with the attach plumbing removed.
The symmetric right-recursive BCK antipode on rooted-forest monomials.
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The proper-coproduct sum appearing in the right-recursive antipode formula.
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rightAntipodeProperSum with the attach plumbing removed.
Evaluate a tensor term by applying the recursive antipode to the left factor and multiplying in the forest algebra.
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Evaluate a tensor term by applying the right-recursive antipode to the right factor and multiplying in the forest algebra.
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Evaluating the full coproduct by the recursive antipode on the left gives the counit.
Evaluating the full coproduct by the right-recursive antipode on the right gives the counit.
The linear extension of the recursive antipode to the rooted-forest algebra.
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The linear extension of the right-recursive antipode to the rooted-forest algebra.
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Applying the recursive antipode on the left factor of the algebra coproduct gives the counit.
Applying the right-recursive antipode on the right factor of the algebra coproduct gives the counit.