cmds=composedFunctions()
Prints the commands which illustrate / test various composition of functions.
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We build the example from Section 4 of the paper Tate Resolutions on Products of Projective Spaces which corresponds to a rank 3 vector bundle on P^1xP^1.
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T is the part of the Tate resolution, which is complete in the range low to high. (In a wider range some terms are missing or are incorrect)
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Alternatively we can recover M from its Beilinson monad derived from T.
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We study the corner complex of T at c=\{0,0\} .
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The tensor product with E^{\{v\}} is necessary because we work with E instead of $\omega_E$. M can be recovered by applying the bgg functor to P.
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It works also for different syzygy modules in the corner complex. It works for all P=ker C.dd_k in the range where C.dd_k is computed completely. We check the case k=1 and k=-2.
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Note that we have to take HH^{(-k)} == HH_k because of the homological position in which P sits.
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Next we check the functor bgg on S-modules.
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The additional entry h in the zero position of the cohomology matrix of uQ indicates that we can recover the original square of the maximal ideal of E from the differential of the first quadrant complex uQ in this specific case.
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Next we test reciprocity.
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Hence both Lp and RMc are acyclic.
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Now we test tateExtension.
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Finally we illustrate how shifting the Beilinson window works.
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Another shift:
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The object composedFunctions is a function closure.