The Coxeter vector of a Nakayama kernel #
This file proves the coordinate calculation in Ringel Section 2.4(4) for the right-module convention used by the manuscript. A finite projective is first decomposed into the selected indecomposable projectives. The two exact sequences attached to a length-one projective presentation then identify the Nakayama kernel vector with the Coxeter transform of the endpoint vector.
A Cartan column, viewed as a row vector, is carried to the corresponding
Cartan row by Cinvᵀ C.
The same Cartan identity summed over a finite family of projective summands.
The projective-Hom dimension vector of an arbitrary finite module.
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The opposite Hom vector of an arbitrary finite module, evaluated on the selected indecomposable projectives.
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Nakayama--Hom duality exchanges the two projective Hom vectors.
Projective-Hom vectors are invariant under isomorphism of their target module.
For every finite projective, multiplication by Cinvᵀ C exchanges its
incoming and outgoing projective Hom vectors.
If the presented module has no map to the regular module, precomposition by the first projective differential is injective on regular-valued Hom.
The same regular-module vanishing makes the Nakayama differential epic.
A monic first differential gives the dimension-vector equation for the projective presentation.
The regular-module vanishing gives the exact Nakayama-kernel vector equation.
Ringel Section 2.4(4) in the manuscript's row-vector convention: under the length-one and regular-Hom vanishings, the Nakayama kernel vector is the Coxeter transform of the presented module vector.
The translated source of the chosen sequence, as an object of the full middle-support subcategory.
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The chosen kernel inclusion inside the full middle-support subcategory.
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The supported source map followed by the supported almost-split map is zero.
The supported translated source is the actual kernel of the supported almost-split map.
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The skeleton representative of the supported translated source is the selected representative of the support almost-split kernel.
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The selected literal support kernel has the Coxeter transform of the support endpoint's projective-Hom vector.
Ringel Section 2.4(4) for the literal middle-support quotient: the projective-Hom vector of the translated source is the Coxeter transform of the endpoint vector.