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===Counit=== The counit <math>\epsilon : TV \to K</math> is given by the projection of the field component out from the algebra. This can be written as <math>\epsilon: v\mapsto 0 </math> for <math>v\in V</math> and <math>\epsilon: k\mapsto k </math> for <math>k\in K=T^0V</math>. By homomorphism under the tensor product <math>\otimes</math>, this extends to :<math>\epsilon: x\mapsto 0 </math> for all <math>x\in T^1V \oplus T^2V\oplus \cdots</math> It is a straightforward matter to verify that this counit satisfies the needed axiom for the coalgebra: :<math>(\mathrm{id} \boxtimes \epsilon) \circ \Delta = \mathrm{id} = (\epsilon \boxtimes \mathrm{id}) \circ \Delta.</math> Working this explicitly, one has :<math>\begin{align} ((\mathrm{id} \boxtimes \epsilon) \circ \Delta)(x) &=(\mathrm{id} \boxtimes \epsilon)(1\boxtimes x + x \boxtimes 1) \\ &=1\boxtimes \epsilon(x) + x \boxtimes \epsilon(1) \\ &=0 + x \boxtimes 1 \\ &\cong x \end{align}</math> where, for the last step, one has made use of the isomorphism <math>TV\boxtimes K \cong TV</math>, as is appropriate for the defining axiom of the counit.
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