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HopfAlgebras.Combinatorial.GradedInstances

Gradings of the concrete combinatorial bialgebras #

The word shuffle Hopf algebra is graded by word length, and the BCK, labelled BCK and MKW forest bialgebras by forest order. Via CombBialg.Grading.characterGroup the characters of all four form groups under convolution — in particular the tree bialgebras, which have no terms-level antipode, acquire their character groups here.

The only new combinatorial input is mkwTermsAux_order: MKW coproduct terms split the forest order, proved by the same well-founded recursion as mkwTermsAux itself.

The word shuffle Hopf algebra, graded by word length #

Word length grades the word shuffle Hopf algebra.

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    The BCK bialgebras, graded by forest order #

    Forest order grades the BCK bialgebra.

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      Forest order grades the labelled BCK bialgebra.

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        The MKW bialgebra, graded by planar forest order #

        MKW coproduct terms split the planar forest order — by the same well-founded recursion as mkwTermsAux.

        MKW coproduct terms split the forest order.

        Planar forest order grades the MKW bialgebra.

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          Character groups of the tree bialgebras #

          The word shuffle Hopf algebra already carries the antipode group (CombBialg.Character.instGroup); the graded construction now supplies groups for the tree bialgebras, which have no terms-level antipode.

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          The BCK character group: branched rough path increments are invertible under character convolution.

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            noncomputable def HopfAlgebras.lbckCharacterGroup (R : Type v) [CommRing R] (α : Type u) :

            The labelled BCK character group.

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              The MKW character group: planarly branched rough path increments are invertible under Grossman–Larson convolution.

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