Quotient branches in the biserial fiber-kernel obstruction #
The first Pogorzały--Skowroński obstruction starts with two disjoint simple
submodules S,T ⊆ X, forms the branches X/S and X/T, and maps both to a
common quotient X/J. This file identifies their first two socle layers and
packages the resulting fiber kernel without adding abstract branch data.
A simple submodule disjoint from the denominator remains simple in the quotient.
In a uniserial quotient X/S, the image of a disjoint simple submodule
T is the whole socle.
The disjoint simple submodule is canonically equivalent to the socle of the corresponding uniserial quotient branch.
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Quotienting X/S by the image of a larger layer R is canonically
equivalent to X/R.
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The common middle layer of the two quotient branches.
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The next socle layer of X/S is canonically the socle of X/R when
the first socle of X/S is the image of R.
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The literal fiber-kernel module on the two quotient branches X/S and
X/T over X/J.
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The preimage of the product of the two branch radicals in the literal quotient-branch fiber kernel.