The maximal submodule annihilated by a two-sided ideal #
For a two-sided ideal I and a finitely generated right A-module M, this
file constructs the largest submodule of M annihilated by I. Bundled in
the annihilated full subcategory, this is the right adjoint needed to restrict
ambient right almost-split maps to mod (A/I).
A finite biproduct of modules annihilated by I is again annihilated
by I.
The largest submodule of M annihilated by the two-sided ideal I.
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The maximal annihilated submodule as a finitely generated ambient right module.
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The canonical inclusion of the maximal annihilated submodule.
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The maximal torsion object is annihilated by I.
The maximal torsion object bundled in the annihilated full subcategory.
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An ambient morphism restricts to the maximal annihilated submodules.
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Restriction commutes with the canonical inclusions.
The maximal-annihilated-submodule construction is functorial.
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Every map from an I-annihilated module factors canonically through the
maximal annihilated submodule of its target.
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On an annihilated module, the maximal torsion inclusion is an isomorphism.
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Restrict an ambient map to the maximal annihilated submodule of its
source when the target is annihilated by I.
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If the ambient kernel of a map to an annihilated target is itself annihilated, then it is also the kernel after restricting the source to its maximal annihilated submodule.
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The right adjoint to the annihilated full-subcategory inclusion carries an ambient right almost-split map to a right almost-split map.
If the ambient source is already annihilated, restricting an ambient right-minimal map preserves right minimality.
A displayed decomposition of a maximal annihilated source transports to the corresponding object over the literal quotient algebra.
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An explicit ambient decomposition whose summands are annihilated by
I transports to a decomposition of the right-adjoint sink source over
the literal quotient algebra, with the same number of summands.
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The full subcategory annihilated by an arbitrary ideal has enough projectives, transported from finitely generated modules over the literal quotient algebra.
A projective ambient module which is annihilated by I remains
projective in the full annihilated subcategory.
Transporting an annihilated ambient projective through the literal ideal-quotient equivalence produces a projective quotient module.
An injective ambient module which is annihilated by I remains
injective in the full annihilated subcategory.
Transporting an annihilated ambient injective through the literal ideal-quotient equivalence produces an injective quotient module.
If the ambient source is already annihilated, the restricted sink map is monic exactly when the ambient sink map is monic.
When a minimal ambient sink has annihilated source and target, passing to the ideal quotient preserves and reflects projectivity of its target.