ScalingStacks

0P4U

Proposition 3.1.6. If WW is finite, then

tS,I:Hnil​(W)→Hnil​(WI)​⟨N−NI⟩t_{S,I}:H^{\mathrm{nil}}(W)\to H^{\mathrm{nil}}(W_{I})\langle N-N_{I}\rangle

is a morphism of differential graded 𝐅2{\mathbf{F}}_{2}-modules and Corollary 3.1.2 provides an isomorphism of differential graded (Hnil​(WI),Hnil​(W))(H^{\mathrm{nil}}(W_{I}),H^{\mathrm{nil}}(W))-bimodules

t^S,I±:L∓​(I,S)→∼L±​(S,I)∨​⟨N−NI⟩.\hat{t}_{S,I}^{\pm}:L^{\mp}(I,S)\mathrel{\mathop{\kern 0.0pt\to}\limits^{\sim}}L^{\pm}(S,I)^{\vee}\langle N-N_{I}\rangle.
0P4V

Proof. Let v∈Wv\in W. There is a unique decomposition v=v′​v′′v=v^{\prime}v^{\prime\prime} where ℓ⁡(v)=ℓ⁡(v′)+ℓ⁡(v′′)\ell(v)=\ell(v^{\prime})+\ell(v^{\prime\prime}), v′′∈WIv^{\prime\prime}\in W_{I} and v′∈WIv^{\prime}\in W^{I}.

We have d⁡(Tv)=d⁡(Tv′)​Tv′′+Tv′​d​(Tv′′)d(T_{v})=d(T_{v^{\prime}})T_{v^{\prime\prime}}+T_{v^{\prime}}d(T_{v^{\prime\prime}}). If u∈Wu\in W and u<v′u<v^{\prime}, then u∉wS​WIu{\not\in}w_{S}W_{I}. It follows that

tS,I​(d⁡(Tv))=tS,I​(Tv′​d​(Tv′′))=δv′,wI​d​(Tv′′)=d⁡(tS,I​(Tv)).t_{S,I}(d(T_{v}))=t_{S,I}(T_{v^{\prime}}d(T_{v^{\prime\prime}}))=\delta_{v^{\prime},w^{I}}d(T_{v^{\prime\prime}})=d(t_{S,I}(T_{v})).

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Original mathematics by the credited authors. Source collection and HTML conversion remain in progress.

Andrew Manion, Raphael Rouquier

Original source: arXiv:2009.09627v2