Left almost-split monomorphisms for finite-dimensional modules #
Finite-dimensional contragredient duality transfers finite projective presentations to finite injective copresentations. Consequently the chosen left almost-split map at a noninjective indecomposable is monic. Its cokernel projection is then the dual Auslander--Reiten map.
Module projectivity gives categorical projectivity in the finitely generated subcategory.
Every finitely generated module has a finite free projective presentation.
The category of finitely generated modules has enough finitely generated projectives.
Finite-dimensional contragredient duality supplies enough injectives in the category of finitely generated modules.
The target of a right almost-split morphism of finitely generated modules is indecomposable.
An epic right almost-split morphism cannot end at a projective object.
At a noninjective selected module, the chosen minimal left almost-split map is monic.
The cokernel projection of the chosen noninjective left almost-split map is right almost split.
At a selected indecomposable source, the cokernel projection of a left-almost-split monomorphism is right minimal.
The chosen noninjective left cokernel projection is right minimal.