#11688: graded modules : an example and new element methods
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       Reporter:  chapoton                       |        Owner:  sage-
           Type:  enhancement                    |  combinat
       Priority:  minor                          |       Status:
      Component:  combinatorics                  |  needs_review
       Keywords:  graded module, graded algebra  |    Milestone:  sage-5.12
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Description changed by chapoton:

Old description:

> Currently some properties of graded modules are implemented in graded
> algebras. It is necessary to put them in their proper place.
>
> One precise reason is that one can then use these properties for operads.
> One would like to have something like that:
>
> {{{
> sage: PL=PreLieOperad(QQ)
> sage: a=PL.one()
> sage: a.is_homogeneous()
> True
> sage: a.homogeneous_component(2)
> 0
> }}}
>
> For this, one needs the "homogeneous_component" method for elements and
> not for modules. Maybe "restrict_degree" would be more adequate, like for
> power series.

New description:

 Currently some properties of graded modules are implemented in graded
 algebras. It is necessary to put them in their proper place.

 One precise reason is that one can then use these properties for operads.
 One would like to have something like that:

 {{{
 sage: PL=PreLieOperad(QQ)
 sage: a=PL.one()
 sage: a.is_homogeneous()
 True
 sage: a.homogeneous_component(2)
 0
 }}}

 For this, one needs the "homogeneous_component" method for elements and
 not for modules. Maybe "restrict_degree" would be more adequate, like for
 power series.

 This ticket also provide a simple example of graded module (over
 partitions).

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