Uniqueness of finite-dimensional basic Morita representatives #
A complete duplicate-free primitive-projective presentation identifies the ambient algebra with the endomorphism algebra of the sum of its distinct indecomposable projective right modules. A linear equivalence of right-module categories identifies those endomorphism algebras. These are the two pieces needed to turn Morita equivalence into algebra equivalence when both displayed representatives are basic.
Left multiplication by an algebra element as an endomorphism of the finitely generated regular right module.
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Left multiplication identifies an algebra with the categorical endomorphism algebra of its regular right module.
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A complete primitive family decomposes the regular module into the chosen duplicate-free projective generator.
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A basic algebra supplied with its literal primitive-projective presentation is algebra-equivalent to the canonical basic representative formed from its right-module skeleton.
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Transport a complete duplicate-free indecomposable right-module skeleton through an additive equivalence.
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The transported skeleton object is the functorial image of the original object with the same finite label.
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Projective labels are transported without changing the underlying finite label.
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The image of the duplicate-free projective generator is the projective generator of the transported skeleton.
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A linear equivalence of finitely generated right-module categories identifies the canonical basic endomorphism algebras.
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For an algebra already certified as basic by a primitive-projective presentation, the Morita-invariant special-biserial predicate can be realized by a literal special-biserial presentation of the ambient algebra.