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HopfAlgebras.Hopf.Antipode

The BCK Antipode #

This file defines the recursive antipode on rooted-forest monomials for the Connes-Kreimer/BCK Hopf algebra.

Main definitions #

References #

@[irreducible]

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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      @[irreducible]

      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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          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.