m=upperCorner(F,d)
Let $k = -|d|$ be the total degree and $G \subset F_k$ the summand spanned by the generators of $F_k$ in degree d, $H \subset F_{k-1}$ the summand spanned by generators of degree d' with $0 \le d'-d \le n$. The function returns the corresponding submatrix $m: G -> H$ of the differential.
So the source will be generated in a single degree, and the target will be generated in multiple degrees. The names comes from the fact that when we resolve this map, this map creates the "upper corner" in the corner complex.
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The object upperCorner is a method function.
The source of this document is in TateOnProducts.m2:4363:0.