Indecomposable skeletons of arbitrary ideal quotients #
For a two-sided ideal I, the indecomposable right modules over the literal
quotient A/I are indexed by the ambient finite-skeleton labels annihilated
by I. This is the ideal-independent skeleton layer used by socle
rejection.
Ambient indecomposable labels annihilated by I.
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A surviving ambient label as an object of the annihilated full subcategory.
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A surviving ambient label, realized as a finitely generated module over
the literal quotient A/I.
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Indecomposability in the annihilated full subcategory is exactly ambient indecomposability.
For an annihilated module, simplicity in the full quotient subcategory is exactly simplicity in the ambient module category.
Simplicity of a literal quotient module is exactly ambient simplicity of its inflated annihilated module.
Every displayed quotient representative is indecomposable.
The displayed quotient representatives have no isomorphic duplicates.
Every indecomposable quotient module is represented by a unique annihilated ambient label.
Every quotient module decomposes over the displayed surviving label family.
The indecomposable skeleton of the literal quotient A/I, with labels
identified with the annihilated ambient labels.
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The single reindexing from the intrinsic surviving-label type to the
finite-ordinal shape used by FiniteIndecomposableSkeleton.
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The complete duplicate-free finite skeleton of the literal ideal
quotient, retaining the intrinsic surviving labels through
idealQuotientFiniteLabelEquiv.
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The finite-ordinal quotient representative is canonically the intrinsic surviving-label representative from which it was constructed.