Quotients by irreducible submodules of indecomposable projectives #
This file packages the categorical initialization of Auslander--Reiten Corollary 3.8. An irreducible morphism into a projective cannot be epic, so it is monic. Its cokernel is a nonzero quotient of an indecomposable projective and hence is indecomposable.
An irreducible morphism into a projective object is monic.
A map into the cokernel of an irreducible inclusion into a projective which does not lift to that projective contains the cokernel projection as a factor. This is the projective-cokernel form of the pullback argument in Auslander--Reiten IV, Proposition 2.7.
The cokernel of an irreducible morphism into a projective is nonzero.
If the target is a selected indecomposable projective, the cokernel of an irreducible morphism into it is indecomposable.
The canonical projective quotient is right minimal.
The cokernel projection, bundled as the minimal projective presentation of the quotient.
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The quotient cannot itself be projective, since otherwise its defining short exact sequence would split and the irreducible inclusion would be a section.
The selected label of the indecomposable quotient.
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The quotient in the coordinates of the chosen finite skeleton.
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The canonical projective quotient map in the chosen skeleton coordinates.
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The selected quotient label is nonprojective.
The selected projective quotient remains right minimal.