Path-generated bound-quiver relations #
This file supplies the generic linear-algebra step behind monomializing a
bound-quiver presentation. If every displayed relation is itself a path,
then the generated two-sided Hom ideal is spanned, in every Hom space, by
the individual paths which it kills. Thus the presentation is monomial in
the sense used by StringBoundQuiver.
A relation family is path-valued when every one of its displayed generators is the linearization of a single path.
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Enlarge a family of linear relations by declaring every path which
occurs with nonzero coefficient in a displayed relation to be a relation on
its own. Two-sided closure is still taken by generatedHomSubmodule.
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The path-support hull is visibly generated by individual paths.
Every original relation belongs to the ideal generated by its path-support hull.
The ideal of the original relations is contained in the ideal of the path-support hull.
If an ideal generated by literal paths kills a basis path, then one of the displayed relation paths occurs as an ordinary subpath.
A two-sided Hom ideal generated by individual paths is monomial.
The path-support hull is a monomial relation family.
Taking the path-support hull preserves admissibility.
Every path killed by the original relations is killed after passing to the path-support hull.
A special-biserial presentation has a canonical string-algebra quotient: replace its relation family by the path-support hull. This is the generic presentation-theoretic half of special-biserial socle reduction; identifying the resulting algebra quotient with a particular socle quotient is a separate theorem.