The canonical basic Morita representative #
For a finite indecomposable skeleton of finitely generated right modules, let
G be the biproduct of one representative of every indecomposable projective.
The represented functor Hom(G, -) identifies the original finitely generated
module category with the finitely generated right modules over End(G).
This file packages that elementary projective-generator Morita equivalence. It uses no structural input about special biserial or string algebras.
The biproduct of one representative of every indecomposable projective right module.
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The chosen projective generator is projective.
Every finitely generated projective right module belongs to the additive closure of the chosen projective generator.
The endomorphism algebra of the chosen projective generator. This is the canonical basic representative used below.
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Maps out of the chosen projective generator detect every nonzero map.
The represented functor of the chosen projective generator is faithful.
The standard kernel presentation by a projective cover, expressed in the interface used by the generic representable-fullness theorem.
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The represented functor of the chosen projective generator is full.
Hom(G,-) restricted to finitely generated right modules over End(G).
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A finite power of the chosen projective generator.
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The represented module of a finite generator power is finite free.
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Every finitely generated right module over End(G) is represented.
The canonical Morita equivalence from the original right-module category to the right modules over the basic endomorphism algebra.
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The complete indecomposable skeleton transported to the canonical basic endomorphism algebra. Labels are deliberately unchanged.
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Each object of the transported skeleton is canonically the represented module of the original object with the same label.
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Passage to the canonical basic representative preserves the ambient Auslander--Reiten surplus.
Any uniform beta bound for the original skeleton passes to the canonical basic representative.
The projector of the projective generator onto one indecomposable projective summand.
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The summand projectors form a complete orthogonal family.
Each summand projector is primitive.
The principal right ideal of a summand projector is the represented module of that summand.
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Categorical form of the principal-right-ideal identification.
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Projective labels are determined by their underlying skeleton labels.
The original and transported projective labels correspond label by label under the Morita equivalence.
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The summand projectors give the transported skeleton its canonical primitive-projective presentation.