SecondaryResolution

Struct SecondaryResolution 

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pub struct SecondaryResolution<CC: FreeChainComplex>
where CC::Algebra: PairAlgebra,
{ underlying: Arc<CC>, pub(crate) homotopies: OnceBiVec<SecondaryHomotopy<CC::Algebra>>, intermediates: DashMap<BidegreeGenerator, FpVector>, }

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§underlying: Arc<CC>§homotopies: OnceBiVec<SecondaryHomotopy<CC::Algebra>>

s -> t -> idx -> homotopy

§intermediates: DashMap<BidegreeGenerator, FpVector>

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impl<CC: FreeChainComplex> SecondaryResolution<CC>
where CC::Algebra: PairAlgebra,

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pub fn new(cc: Arc<CC>) -> Self

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pub fn homotopy(&self, s: i32) -> &SecondaryHomotopy<CC::Algebra>

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pub fn e3_page(&self) -> Sseq<2, Adams>

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impl<CC: FreeChainComplex> SecondaryLift for SecondaryResolution<CC>
where CC::Algebra: PairAlgebra,

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type Algebra = <CC as ChainComplex>::Algebra

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type Source = CC

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type Target = CC

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type Underlying = CC

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fn underlying(&self) -> Arc<CC>

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fn algebra(&self) -> Arc<Self::Algebra>

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fn source(&self) -> Arc<Self::Source>

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fn target(&self) -> Arc<Self::Target>

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fn shift(&self) -> Bidegree

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fn max(&self) -> BidegreeRange<'_, Self>

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fn homotopies(&self) -> &OnceBiVec<SecondaryHomotopy<CC::Algebra>>

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fn intermediates(&self) -> &DashMap<BidegreeGenerator, FpVector>

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fn save_dir(&self) -> &SaveDirectory

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fn composite(&self, s: i32) -> CompositeData<CC::Algebra>

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fn compute_intermediate(&self, g: BidegreeGenerator) -> FpVector

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const HIT_GENERATOR: bool = false

Whether the composite can hit generators. This is true for SecondaryChainHomotopy and false for the rest. This is important because for SecondaryResolution, we don’t actually know all the generators if we resolve up to a stem. So in composites for SecondaryResolution, we need to ignore target generators of the same degree uniformly.
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fn prime(&self) -> ValidPrime

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fn initialize_homotopies(&self)

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fn compute_composites(&self)

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fn get_intermediate(&self, g: BidegreeGenerator) -> FpVector

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fn compute_partial(&self, s: i32)

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fn compute_intermediates(&self)

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fn compute_homotopy_step(&self, b: Bidegree) -> Range<i32>

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fn compute_homotopies(&self)

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fn extend_all(&self)

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