Diagonal cokernels from biserial branch intersections #
A coordinate-thin ambient module has no nonzero map from a simple-top submodule to its complementary ambient quotient. Applied to two branches with a semisimple length-two intersection, this forces the cross-Hom vanishing needed to prove the diagonal-summand cokernel indecomposable.
In a coordinate-thin module, every map from a simple-top submodule to the quotient by that same submodule is zero.
A cross map out of a simple-top branch vanishes when projection to the ambient branch quotient has a simple kernel different from the source top.
The intersection of two submodules maps canonically to the left one.
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The intersection of two submodules maps canonically to the right one.
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A chosen submodule of an intersection maps into the right branch.
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A chosen submodule of an intersection maps into the left branch.
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The right branch modulo a chosen intersection submodule projects to the ambient quotient by the left branch.
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The left branch modulo a chosen intersection submodule projects to the ambient quotient by the right branch.
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The kernel of the projection from the right branch modulo a chosen intersection submodule is the corresponding quotient of the whole intersection.
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Left-hand version of
crossBranchQuotientProjectionKernelLinearEquiv.
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If the whole branch intersection maps into the left branch radical, every map from the left branch to the right branch modulo an intersection submodule is zero. Projection to the ambient quotient kills the map first; its remaining image is a subquotient of the source radical, which coordinate thinness also kills.
Right-hand version of
linearMap_to_crossBranchQuotient_eq_zero_of_coordinateThin_of_inf_left_le_jacobson.
Projection from the right branch modulo a chosen intersection summand to the ambient quotient by the left branch has kernel the complementary intersection summand.
The left-hand version of
crossBranchQuotientProjection_simple_kernel.
Gluing one simple summand of a length-two branch intersection gives an indecomposable cokernel. Coordinate thinness of the ambient local module replaces the source's unnecessary branch-length-three reduction.