Literal factor categories of finite right-module categories #
This file constructs the manuscript's categorical quotient by morphisms factoring through the additive closure of a selected set of indecomposable modules. It deliberately stops before the factor tau-sequences: the quotient category, its linear and additive structures, its finite biproducts, and its surviving skeleton are the reusable substrate for that construction.
The full additive subcategory generated by a set of selected indecomposable labels.
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A morphism factors through the additive closure of K.
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The maps in the complete additive category which factor through the selected additive subcategory.
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The additive two-sided Hom ideal of maps factoring through the selected additive subcategory.
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The literal factor category add(ind mod A) / [add K].
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The quotient functor from the complete additive category.
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The complete additive category has finite biproducts.
The full additive closure of the skeleton is closed under retracts and is therefore idempotent-complete.
The factor category inherits finite biproducts from its source.
Completeness of the finite skeleton puts every finitely generated module in the additive closure of all skeleton labels.
A finitely generated module regarded canonically as an object of the complete additive subcategory.
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The fully faithful inclusion into the explicit additive closure of the finite skeleton.
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The literal quotient functor defined on every finitely generated right module.
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A chosen ambient indecomposable as an object of the complete additive category.
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Labels which survive the quotient by add K.
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A surviving selected indecomposable in the factor category.
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A selected label becomes a zero object in the factor category.
A label outside K remains nonzero in the factor category.
The quotient functor on a surviving object's endomorphisms, bundled as a ring homomorphism.
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A surviving indecomposable retains a local endomorphism ring in the literal factor category.
A surviving skeleton object remains indecomposable after quotienting.
A morphism in the full additive subcategory is radical whenever its underlying module morphism is radical.
Distinct surviving skeleton labels remain nonisomorphic in the literal factor category.
Hom spaces in the literal factor category remain finite-dimensional.
The two canonical ways to send a skeleton object to the factor category are equal up to the proof carried by the full additive subcategory.
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Removing the summands outside a decidable subfamily does not change a finite biproduct when all of those summands are zero.
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Every object of the literal factor category is a finite biproduct of the surviving skeleton objects.
The surviving labels exhaust all indecomposable objects of the literal factor category.
On a biproduct of surviving representatives, every endomorphism killed by the quotient functor is nilpotent.
The literal factor category is idempotent-complete.
The biproduct of all surviving representatives is an additive generator of the literal factor category.
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Every quotient object is a retract of a finite biproduct of copies of the surviving additive generator.
The quotient additive generator has an Artinian endomorphism ring because its endomorphism space is finite-dimensional over the coefficient field.
The literal factor category has a nilpotent categorical radical.