Simple Auslander modules from strict tau meshes #
For a surviving indecomposable X, the right tau mesh ending at X
becomes, under the full-generator representable functor, the beginning of a
projective resolution of the simple functor at X. Strictness makes its
first map injective, while the right almost-split property identifies the
image of its second map with the categorical radical.
The evaluated-mesh calculation is the only routine adapted from the clean equidistribution formalization. It is stated here directly for the literal factor category and its Auslander ring; no word-quiver or OP layer is imported.
The categorical radical inside a full-generator representable.
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The simple-functor candidate at a surviving factor label.
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The coefficient-field structure on the radical quotient, obtained by restriction from the factor Auslander algebra.
The transported second map of the right mesh, with literal endpoint
factorObject K x.
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The first evaluated mesh differential.
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The second evaluated mesh differential.
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Exactness of the evaluated right mesh at its middle representable.
The second evaluated mesh differential has exactly the categorical radical as its image.
Between distinct surviving indecomposables every morphism belongs to the categorical radical.
The identity-coordinate class generating the simple functor at x.
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The identity-coordinate class in the radical quotient is nonzero.
The categorical radical quotient at x is one-dimensional over the
coefficient field.
The mesh radical quotient is a simple module over the factor Auslander ring.
The second evaluated mesh map, corestricted to its radical image.
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Corestricting the second mesh differential to the radical preserves exactness at the middle representable.
Strictness of the right mesh makes its first evaluated differential injective.
The corestricted second evaluated mesh differential is onto the categorical radical.
A strict right tau mesh gives a length-two projective resolution of the simple Auslander module at its endpoint.