§5.11 dévissage: the degree-1 pairings χ¹ #
Part of the §5.11 dévissage development (split from GQ2/Devissage.lean).
The duality ladder, degree 1: the mixedB pairings χ¹, χ¹-transposed #
The degree-(1,1) rung: mixedB descends to H¹w(A) × H¹w(A^∨) (both coboundary directions die
by Prop 5.8), giving chi1 : H¹w(A) →+ (H¹w(A^∨))^∨ and its transpose. IsSelfDual's pairing
clause is exactly the injectivity of both (the descended pairing is forced to be chi1).
The inner functional: a fixed Z¹w(A)-cocycle x pairs against H¹w(A^∨)-classes via
mixedB (dual coboundary offsets die by Prop 5.8 right, since d¹x = 0).
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χ¹ (degree-(1,1) mixedB pairing): H¹w(A) →+ (H¹w(A^∨))^∨.
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- GQ2.FoxH.chi1 t ht hw = QuotientAddGroup.lift ((GQ2.FoxH.B1w t).addSubgroupOf (GQ2.FoxH.Z1w t)) { toFun := GQ2.FoxH.chi1Aux t ht hw, map_zero' := ⋯, map_add' := ⋯ } ⋯
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The transposed inner functional: a fixed dual cocycle y pairs against H¹w(A)-classes
(primal coboundary offsets die by Prop 5.8 left, since d¹y = 0).
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χ¹ transposed: H¹w(A^∨) →+ (H¹w(A))^∨.
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- GQ2.FoxH.chi1T t ht hw = QuotientAddGroup.lift ((GQ2.FoxH.B1w t).addSubgroupOf (GQ2.FoxH.Z1w t)) { toFun := GQ2.FoxH.chi1TAux t ht hw, map_zero' := ⋯, map_add' := ⋯ } ⋯
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The IsSelfDual pairing clause, characterized: a descended two-sided-nondegenerate
pairing exists iff χ¹ and χ¹ᵀ are both injective. (The descent condition forces
P = χ¹-evaluation.)
Both-injectivity upgrades to both-bijectivity (finite cards through #X^∨ = #X), and gives
the H¹w-card equality.
The Lemma 5.6 squares: χ¹ commutes with coefficient maps #
For an equivariant φ : A →+ B, the degree-1 ladder square commutes — in both orientations it
unfolds on classes to exactly lemma_5_6.
The χ¹ square over a coefficient map: χ¹_B ∘ H¹wMap φ = (H¹wMap φ^∨)^∨ ∘ χ¹_A.
The transposed χ¹ square: χ¹ᵀ_A ∘ H¹wMap φ^∨ = (H¹wMap φ)^∨ ∘ χ¹ᵀ_B.