Scalar-linear object twists as adjunction counit twists #
When all scalar-linear copowers exist, the selected evaluation transformation
is definitionally the counit of the copower--Hom dg adjunction. Consequently
its cone data is already DGAdjunction.CounitConeData; no transport or second
cone construction is needed.
An arbitrary LinearEvaluationData choice need not be definitionally the
selected one. Its canonical evaluation comparison forms a strict square with
the adjunction counit, so the existing cone comparison identifies the two
twist functors in Z⁰. The comparison commutes strictly with the canonical
inclusion and coheres with changes of scalar-linear evaluation data.
This is an identification of twist candidates. It does not construct
Perf(k), restrict the source of the adjunction, produce an adjoint on the
other side, or assert sphericality or invertibility.
The selected scalar-linear evaluation cone data and the counit cone data of the copower--Hom dg adjunction are definitionally the same type.
The canonical Z⁰ identification of a scalar-linear object twist with
a counit-cone twist of the selected copower--Hom dg adjunction.
Equations
- K.adjunctionTwistIso L = K.compareIso L
Instances For
The adjunction-twist comparison is exactly the existing canonical cone comparison to the selected scalar-linear evaluation data.
The forward adjunction-twist comparison is the strict cone lift of the canonical evaluation comparison and the identity target map.
The adjunction-twist identification strictly preserves the canonical map from the identity functor into the cone.
For the selected evaluation data and the same cone choice, the object-twist/adjunction-twist identification is the identity.
For the selected evaluation data, the object-twist functor and the adjunction counit-twist functor are definitionally identical.
Changing arbitrary scalar-linear evaluation data before comparing with the adjunction twist gives the direct adjunction-twist comparison.