dv = diff(Q, v)Because the inclusion of S into M is a DG submodule (its columns are d-closed in M), the differential of M descends to Q. This method applies the Leibniz rule to a representative in Q.natural without going through a matrix-level differential, which is convenient because Q.natural is a cokernel rather than a free module.
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The source of this document is in DGAlgebras/doc.m2:6200:0.