The label-aligned contragredient finite skeleton #
Finite-dimensional contragredient duality sends the chosen right-module
skeleton of A to a complete duplicate-free right-module skeleton of
Aᵐᵒᵖ. We retain the same finite label type, so later dualization of a new
mesh reverses its endpoints without introducing a second arbitrary relabeling.
A module is killed by AeA exactly when its contragredient dual is
killed by the opposite primitive ideal.
The contragredient dual of one selected right A-module, regarded as a
right Aᵐᵒᵖ-module.
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Contragredient duality preserves the indecomposability of every selected skeleton object.
The label-aligned dual family has no repeated isomorphism classes.
Every finite-dimensional indecomposable right Aᵐᵒᵖ-module is the
dual of a uniquely labelled object of the original skeleton.
The complete opposite-algebra skeleton obtained by dualizing S, with
the same literal finite label type.
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The finitely generated object produced by the new skeleton is the concrete contragredient object at the same label.
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A label is removed by primitive deletion in the opposite skeleton exactly when the same label is removed in the original skeleton.
Primitive deletion selects literally the same finite label set after passing to the label-aligned contragredient skeleton.
The opposite finite skeleton in the exact interface used for finite-type almost-split sequences.
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Contragredient duality aligned with the original and opposite finite skeletons. Both directions use the identity equivalence on labels.