Quotients between bound-quiver category algebras #
An inclusion between two generated relation ideals gives a full linear functor between the corresponding quotient path categories. Since this functor is bijective on objects, it induces a surjective homomorphism between their finite category algebras. This is the algebraic quotient map used by the path-support-hull construction.
The first isomorphism theorem, stated for Mathlib's noncommutative
two-sided kernel ideal rather than directly for RingCon.ker.
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The linear functor between relation quotients induced by inclusion of their generated two-sided Hom ideals.
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The relation-quotient functor is additive.
The relation-quotient functor is linear.
The relation-quotient functor is full.
The relative relation Hom ideal: morphisms in the first quotient which become zero after enlarging the relation ideal.
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A morphism belongs to the relative relation Hom ideal exactly when one (equivalently every) free-path-category lift belongs to the larger generated relation ideal.
If the larger relation ideal is monomial, the relative kernel between the two relation quotients is spanned by the old-quotient images of the paths killed by the larger quotient.
Passing from one relation ideal to a larger one does not change the object set.
The surjective finite-category-algebra map induced by inclusion of admissible bound-quiver relation ideals.
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The algebra map attached to an inclusion of admissible relation ideals is surjective.
Membership in the kernel of a relation-quotient category-algebra map is coordinatewise: every category-morphism matrix entry is killed by the underlying quotient functor.
Object-indexed form of the coordinatewise kernel criterion for a relation-quotient category-algebra map.
The canonical quotient homomorphism from a special-biserial category algebra to its path-support-hull string category algebra.
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The path-support-hull algebra homomorphism is surjective.
The path-support-hull map kills an ambient algebra element exactly when the hull quotient kills every category-morphism coordinate of that element in the supplied bound-quiver presentation.
Object-indexed form of the coordinatewise kernel criterion for the path-support-hull map.
The quotient by the kernel of the path-support-hull map is canonically the resulting string category algebra.
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Once a specified two-sided ideal has been identified as the kernel of the path-support-hull map, its literal quotient admits a string presentation. Thus the remaining structural content of socle reduction is exactly the kernel identification.