I previously asked a question here: Equivalence of categories $\Delta$ and $\Delta_{\text{big}}$, and the generators of the algebra $\mathbb{Z}[\Delta]$. Using the same notations and definitions, I have a question which asks me to find generators for the ideal of relations between these generating arrows. I'm having a bit of trouble understanding what the question is asking, any help?
2026-03-26 10:45:10.1774521910
Find generators for the ideal of relations between the generating arrows of $\mathbb{Z}[\Delta]$
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In the other question question you have seen that certain morphisms are the generator of the category-algebra $\mathbb Z[\Delta]$, that is every element of this algebra can written as a sum of product these generators-morphisms.
The point is that these generators satisfy some relations in the category $Delta$ hence these relations pass to the algebra (for instance, in the notations of the other question, $s^{(i)}_n \circ \delta^{(i)}_n = \text{id}$).
This implies that you can present the algebra $\mathbb Z[\Delta]$ as a quotient of the free algebra spanned by the morphisms of $\Delta$ quotiented by (the ideal) of the relations between the morphisms that holds in the category $\Delta$.
Hope this helps.