Hoshino's primitive-torsion argument #
This file formalizes the homological step in Hoshino's reduction. Stable
Auslander--Reiten duality kills the relevant Ext¹ group, so every
endomorphism of the primitive torsion radical extends to the ambient
Auslander--Reiten source. The resulting surjection of endomorphism rings
transports locality, and hence indecomposability, to the torsion radical.
In the contravariant long exact sequence of a short exact sequence,
vanishing of the following Ext¹ group makes restriction along the kernel
surjective on morphisms.
Restriction of ambient endomorphisms to the primitive torsion radical, as a homomorphism of (possibly noncommutative) rings.
Instances For
If the torsion-free quotient has no degree-one extensions into the ambient module, every endomorphism of the torsion radical extends to an ambient endomorphism.
The transported kernel inclusion of the chosen right AR map is exact on underlying module elements.
Under the manuscript's quotient-nonprojectivity hypothesis, the primitive torsion radical of the ambient AR translate is nonzero.
Hoshino's AR-duality vanishing: for a quotient-module endpoint N, the
torsion-free quotient of its ambient AR translate has vanishing Ext¹ into
that translate.
The restriction from the endomorphism ring of an ambient AR translate to the endomorphism ring of its primitive torsion radical is surjective.
A nonzero primitive torsion radical of an ambient AR translate inherits a local endomorphism ring.
The primitive torsion radical of the ambient AR translate is an indecomposable module under exactly Hoshino's nonprojectivity hypothesis.
The torsion-restricted ambient AR epimorphism is right minimal.
Hoshino's restricted map is minimal right almost split in the literal primitive-quotient subcategory.