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Isotopies between compositions of these cobordisms translate into
relations between homomorphisms. These relations imply that
the functors of tensoring
with and are biadjoint, up to
grading shifts. Precisely,
let be the functor of tensoring with and
the functor of tensoring with (viewed
as functors between categories of and -modules).