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Currently lists $1 \leq k$, which is true for FEniCS etc. notation but a more common notation in the literature is $0 \leq k$. We should probably at least add a comment highlighting this.
Polynomial superdegree
I couldn't find the result on quads / hexes in the references below. I calculated $kd$, but I might be wrong.
Polyset
What is the logic behind the numbering of the $\mathcal{Z}$ spaces?
The polyset on quads/hexes looks incorrect to me. Also, is there a reason for not writing them in a simpler way (see e.g. (14.14) in Ern and Guermond Finite Elements II.
De Rham complex families
Degrees
Polynomial superdegree
Polyset