The saturated Auslander image of a represented subobject #
Given a monomorphism from a poset space Y into a represented object, cover
Y by a represented boundary object and lift the composite into the factor
category. Full-generator restricted Yoneda sends the lift to a map between
projective modules. Its image L is enlarged by the boundary-idempotent
saturation constructed in RightModuleIyamaSaturation.
This is the literal module M in Iyama's proof of closure under subobjects.
The remaining homological layer proves that it is projective.
Lift the composite of the represented boundary cover with a map into a represented object.
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Restricted Yoneda sends the lifted cover to the requested composite.
The full-generator Auslander map induced by the lifted boundary cover.
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The raw image L of the lifted cover inside the represented Auslander
projective.
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Iyama's module M: the maximal boundary-invisible enlargement of the
lifted image L.
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The raw lifted image is contained in its saturation.
The image of the saturation in the quotient by L is annihilated by
the boundary idempotent.
Maximality of the actual saturated image among enlargements of L that
are invisible to the boundary idempotent.
The quotient coordinate M/L, realized as the full idempotent-torsion
submodule of the ambient quotient.
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The quotient by Iyama's saturated image, bundled as a finitely generated module over the factor Auslander algebra.
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Saturation removes all remaining boundary-idempotent torsion from the
ambient quotient P/M.
Every submodule of P/M invisible to the represented boundary
generator is zero. This is the essentiality consequence of Iyama's maximal
saturation, stated without choosing an injective hull.
The finite Nakayama evaluation map from the saturated ambient quotient to copies of the boundary Nakayama injective.
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Maximal saturation makes the finite boundary Nakayama evaluation map injective.
Iyama's boundary-Hom coordinate vanishes on M/L.
The final dimension shift in Iyama's proof, separated from the two
strict-tau inputs that construct the injective hull and control the global
dimension. An embedding of P/M into a module of projective dimension at
most one has source of projective dimension at most one as soon as its
cokernel has projective dimension at most two.
The saturated image is projective once the source's remaining quotient projective-dimension bound is supplied.
Once the quotient has projective dimension at most one, the saturated module returns to a literal object of the factor category under the full Auslander equivalence.