Towards the MKW Bialgebra Law #
This file defines the pairwise-shuffle product of MKW coproduct term lists
(the operation ⊔⊔ of arXiv:math/0603023) and the grafting tail of the
coproduct recursion, together with their unit laws. These are the operations
in which the MKW bialgebra compatibility
Δ_N(ω₁ ⧢ ω₂) = Δ_N(ω₁) ⊔⊔ Δ_N(ω₂) is stated.
Main definitions #
PlanarForest.pairShuffle- shuffle both tensor factors of two term listsPlanarForest.graftTail- the tail operation of the coproduct recursion
The pairwise-shuffle product of two coproduct term lists: shuffle the
pruned factors and the remaining factors of every pair of terms
(the operation ⊔⊔ of arXiv:math/0603023).
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The tail operation of the MKW coproduct recursion:
⊔·(I ⊗ B⁺)Δ_N(B⁻ τ) applied to a term list.
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The empty-cut singleton is a left unit for the pairwise shuffle.
The empty-cut singleton is a right unit for the pairwise shuffle.
Splitting the second argument of the pairwise shuffle, up to permutation.
The MKW bialgebra compatibility at the level of coproduct terms:
Δ_N(ω₁ ⧢ ω₂) = Δ_N(ω₁) ⊔⊔ Δ_N(ω₂) — the coproduct terms of all shuffles of
two ordered forests are, with multiplicity, the pairwise shuffles of the
coproduct terms of the factors (arXiv:math/0603023, Theorem 2).
Coassociativity of the MKW coproduct #
The terms of the left iterated coproduct (Δ_N ⊗ I)Δ_N.
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The terms of the right iterated coproduct (I ⊗ Δ_N)Δ_N.
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The triple analogue of the grafting product appearing in both iterated
coproducts of a forest υ ++ [τ].
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Coassociativity of the MKW coproduct at the level of coproduct terms:
(Δ_N ⊗ I)Δ_N and (I ⊗ Δ_N)Δ_N produce the same triples of forests, with
multiplicity (arXiv:math/0603023, Theorem 2).