Simple dimensions for a complete primitive-projective presentation #
A complete orthogonal family decomposes every right module into its idempotent coordinates. When the family contains exactly one primitive projective from each selected isomorphism class, algebraic closedness makes every simple right module one-dimensional. Consequently a semisimple module of composition length at most two has ground-field dimension at most two.
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A complete orthogonal idempotent family decomposes a right module into the product of its idempotent coordinates.
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Ground-field dimension is the sum of the dimensions of all coordinates of a complete orthogonal idempotent family.
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The Hom space from an indecomposable projective to its simple top is one-dimensional over an algebraically closed field.
A complete primitive-projective presentation makes every selected simple top one-dimensional over the algebraically closed ground field.
Every simple right module over an algebra with a complete primitive-projective presentation is one-dimensional.
On a basic algebra presented by a complete primitive family, a semisimple module of composition length at most two has vector-space dimension at most two.