§5.11 dévissage: the evaluation pairings χ⁰, χ² #
Part of the §5.11 dévissage development (split from GQ2/Devissage.lean).
The duality ladder: the evaluation pairings χ⁰, χ² (and transposes) #
The chain map from the word complex of A to the reversed dual of the word complex of
A^∨ = ElemDual A, in the two degrees where it is an evaluation pairing (degree 1 — the
mixedB pairing — comes separately). Well-definedness against im d¹/ker d⁰ is exactly
Prop 5.8 (left/right). Four maps: chi0/chi2 (primal A against dual classes) and their
transposes chi0T/chi2T (primal A^∨ against A-classes). Two are always injective
(separation) and two are always surjective (extension/biduality) — no self-duality input.
χ⁰ (degree-(0,2) evaluation): H⁰w(A) →+ (H²w(A^∨))^∨, a ↦ ([λ,μ] ↦ λ(a) + μ(a)).
Well-defined on H²w(A^∨)-classes by Prop 5.8 (left): on (λ,μ) = d¹y the value is
B(d⁰a, y) = B(0, y) = 0.
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χ² (degree-(2,0) evaluation): H²w(A) →+ (H⁰w(A^∨))^∨, [(u,v)] ↦ (λ ↦ λ(u+v)).
Well-defined on H²w(A)-classes by Prop 5.8 (right).
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χ⁰ transposed: H⁰w(A^∨) →+ (H²w(A))^∨, λ ↦ ([(u,v)] ↦ λ(u+v)). Well-defined by
Prop 5.8 (right), like chi2 with the roles of the arguments exchanged.
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χ² transposed: H²w(A^∨) →+ (H⁰w(A))^∨, [(λ,μ)] ↦ (a ↦ λ(a) + μ(a)). Well-defined
by Prop 5.8 (left), like chi0 with the roles exchanged.
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χ⁰ is always injective (the dual separates points; no self-duality input).
χ² is always surjective (extension along H⁰w(A^∨) ≤ A^∨ + biduality).
χ² transposed is always surjective (extension along H⁰w(A) ≤ A).
The evaluation squares: χ⁰/χ² commute with coefficient maps #
Four squares, general in an equivariant φ : A →+ B; each unfolds on classes to map_add
or to a literal rfl.
The χ² square: χ²_B ∘ H²wMap φ = (H⁰wMap φ^∨)^∨ ∘ χ²_A.
The χ⁰ square: χ⁰_B ∘ H⁰wMap φ = (H²wMap φ^∨)^∨ ∘ χ⁰_A.
The transposed χ⁰ square: χ⁰ᵀ_A ∘ H⁰wMap φ^∨ = (H²wMap φ)^∨ ∘ χ⁰ᵀ_B.