Two-sided tau-data assembly for literal finite-module factor categories #
The right and left factor meshes are made canonical on surviving selected indecomposables. The remaining declarations identify their nonzero boundaries by restricting the ambient Auslander--Reiten translation and map the ambient mesh isomorphisms through the literal quotient.
Use the literal surviving-label right mesh on a selected factor object and the componentwise construction otherwise.
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The canonical factor right mesh ends at the supplied object.
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Every canonical factor right mesh is a right tau-sequence.
On a surviving selected object, the canonical factor right mesh is its literal label mesh.
Use the literal surviving-label left mesh on a selected factor object and the componentwise construction otherwise.
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The canonical factor left mesh starts at the supplied object.
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Every canonical factor left mesh is a left tau-sequence.
On a surviving selected object, the canonical factor left mesh is its literal label mesh.
Mapping the ambient right/left mesh identification through the literal quotient identifies the corresponding raw factor meshes.
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A nonzero canonical factor-right boundary is precisely in the raw branch of the labelwise minimalization.
A nonzero canonical factor-left boundary is precisely in the raw branch of the labelwise minimalization.
In a surviving raw right mesh, a nonzero first map forces the second map to remain nonzero.
In a surviving raw left mesh, a nonzero second map forces the first map to remain nonzero.
Restrict ambient positive translation to a nonzero factor-right boundary.
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Restrict ambient negative translation to a nonzero factor-left boundary.
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The underlying label of restricted positive factor translation is the ambient positive translation label.
The underlying label of restricted negative factor translation is the ambient negative translation label.
Positive and negative translation restrict to mutually inverse equivalences on the nonzero boundaries of the canonical factor meshes.
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The canonical factor right mesh at a nonzero boundary agrees with the canonical factor left mesh at its restricted translate.
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Every literal quotient by selected labels carries compatible two-sided finite tau-category data on its surviving skeleton.