Using the splitting (89)
of and Lemma 1,
we can decompose the -cube
as a direct sum of two -cubes as follows:
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where
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(96) |
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(97) |
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(98) |
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(99) |
Tensoring (95) with we get a splitting
of skew-commutative -cubes
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(100) |
This induces a splitting of complexes associated to these
skew -cubes
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(101) |