Projective boundary summands in Auslander--Reiten meshes #
If one summand of a right almost-split middle term is projective, the corresponding left component is monic. Exactness then makes every other right component monic, so none of the other middle summands can be injective. This is the boundary-counting step used in the comparison of the left and right beta invariants and in projective-injective socle rejection.
Number of noninjective indecomposable occurrences leaving a selected
label. Under contragredient duality this is the ordinary betaAt for the
opposite-algebra skeleton.
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Maximum number of noninjective occurrences leaving a noninjective label. This is the right-module realization of the classical left beta invariant.
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A bound on left beta is exactly a bound on the outgoing noninjective occurrences at every noninjective source.
Contragredient duality identifies opposite betaAt with the original
outgoing noninjective-occurrence count.
The beta invariant of the label-aligned contragredient skeleton is the original left beta invariant.
Number of nonprojective indecomposable occurrences leaving a selected
label. Unlike betaAt, this is an outgoing count.
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Simultaneous inverse Auslander--Reiten translation preserves arrow multiplicity between noninjective labels.
Inverse translation identifies the noninjective outgoing count at x
with the nonprojective outgoing count at tauMinus x.
At a noninjective source, the nonprojective outgoing count is the
ordinary betaAt count at its inverse translate.
A left-beta count can exceed the global right beta only at the terminal injective boundary of inverse translation.
Under a right-beta bound, any larger left-beta count is forced to sit at an injective inverse translate.
If the global left beta is strictly larger than the global right beta, the excess is witnessed by a noninjective source whose inverse translate is injective. Thus simultaneous translation eliminates every non-boundary case of the one-sided beta comparison.
If a proposed common bound holds for right beta but fails for left beta,
the whole failure is concentrated at an injective nonprojective label: more
than bound nonprojective arrow occurrences leave that label.
In particular, failure of the desired left-beta-two bound under the right-beta-two hypothesis produces an injective nonprojective boundary label with at least three nonprojective outgoing occurrences.
The ordinary betaAt count may be read directly from the skeleton's
displayed minimal right almost-split decomposition, whose index is a finite
category rather than a chosen finite ordinal.
leftBetaAt counts the noninjective occurrences in the displayed
right almost-split middle term whose left endpoint is the specified source.
This is the occurrence-level form of translation invariance.
If one displayed summand of a nonprojective right almost-split middle term is projective, every different displayed summand is noninjective.
If the right almost-split middle term attached to a noninjective left
endpoint contains a projective occurrence, all but that occurrence are
counted by leftBetaAt.
If a nonprojective right almost-split middle term contains no projective-injective occurrence, its total arity is bounded by the maximum of the right and left beta bounds. With no projective occurrence, right beta counts the whole middle; with one, the boundary lemma makes left beta count the whole middle.