Copyright | Adam Saltz |
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License | BSD3 |
Maintainer | saltz.adam@gmail.com |
Stability | experimental |
Safe Haskell | Safe |
Language | Haskell2010 |
Longer description to come.
- gToD :: Generator -> BDiagram
- homGrading :: Generator -> Int
- qGrading :: Generator -> Int
- data Triviality
- nonTrivialCircle :: Int -> Component -> Triviality
- kGrading :: (Resolution, Set Component, Map Component Sign) -> Int -> Int
- khovanov :: Int -> BDiagram -> [Generator]
- khovanovComplex :: Int -> [BDiagram] -> Map Int (Set Generator)
- data ElMo
- whichMorphism :: BDiagram -> BDiagram -> Maybe ElMo
- morphismAction :: Maybe ElMo -> Generator -> Generator -> Bool
- kDrop :: Generator -> Generator -> Int
- kgrade' :: AlgGen -> Int
- kDrop' :: AlgGen -> AlgGen -> Int
- filteredMorphismAction :: Int -> Maybe ElMo -> Generator -> Generator -> Bool
- filteredMorphismsFrom :: Int -> Generator -> Set Generator -> Morphisms
- filteredComplexLevel :: Int -> Map Int (Set Generator) -> Int -> Morphisms
- psi :: Braid -> Generator
- psiCube :: Braid -> [BDiagram]
Documentation
homGrading :: Generator -> Int Source
Compute the homological grading of a Generator
.
qGrading :: Generator -> Int Source
Compute the q-grading of a Generator
. In this convention, the Khovanov differential *lowers* the q-grading by 1.
data Triviality Source
Data type to represent whether a circle is trivial or not. Used to be Bool' but I got confused about which was True
and which was False
.
nonTrivialCircle :: Int -> Component -> Triviality Source
Determine if a component is non-trivial. To compute the mod 2 winding number about the braid axis, check how many of the 'top arcs' live in a component.
kGrading :: (Resolution, Set Component, Map Component Sign) -> Int -> Int Source
Compute the k-grading of a Generator
.
khovanov :: Int -> BDiagram -> [Generator] Source
"Apply the filtered Khovanov functor to a diagram." We still need the braid width as input to get the k-grading.
khovanovComplex :: Int -> [BDiagram] -> Map Int (Set Generator) Source
The next three functions apply the Khovanov functor to the vertices of a cube of resolutions.
whichMorphism :: BDiagram -> BDiagram -> Maybe ElMo Source
Take two diagrams and returns the ElMo
s between them, if there is one.
morphismAction :: Maybe ElMo -> Generator -> Generator -> Bool Source
Take a morphism and two generators and returns True
if there should be a 'Morphism from one to the other.
kDrop :: Generator -> Generator -> Int Source
Compute the difference in k-grading between two Generator
s.
filteredMorphismAction :: Int -> Maybe ElMo -> Generator -> Generator -> Bool Source
Like morphismAction
, but only connects two Generators
if the drop in k-grading from one to the other is less than or equal to a.
filteredComplexLevel :: Int -> Map Int (Set Generator) -> Int -> Morphisms Source
Applies filteredMorphismsFrom
to every Generator
in a list into the same list.
psi :: Braid -> Generator Source
Produces the Generator
corresponding to the transverse invariant of a braid.
psiCube :: Braid -> [BDiagram] Source
Produces the portion of the cube of resolutions of a braid which is relevant for computing kappa. This means only using resolutions whose weights are less than or equal to psi's. Note that this only uses the homological grading of psi, so we don't need a separate function for the quotient.