The finite-projective Nakayama--Hom pairing for right modules #
This file develops the concrete comparison
Hom_B(Y, D Hom_B(P,B)) \simeq D Hom_B(P,Y)
for a finitely generated projective right module P. It is the duality
input for identifying the Nakayama kernel of a minimal presentation with
the Auslander--Reiten translate. The proof uses only the finite frame
already constructed in RightModuleNakayama.
A chosen finite dual frame on a finitely generated projective right module.
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The regular-Hom functional associated with one member of a projective frame.
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The rank-one right-module map determined by a regular-Hom functional and an element of the target.
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Evaluation of a dual Hom functional against the rank-one pairing.
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The Nakayama--Hom pairing as a right-module map in the variable module.
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The Nakayama--Hom pairing as a k-linear map.
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The chosen projective frame expands every morphism as a finite sum of rank-one maps.
The same frame reconstructs every element of the regular Hom-dual.
Recover a map of finite projective right modules from the induced map between their regular Hom-duals.
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Regular-Hom dualization is full on finite projective right modules.
Recover a map of finite projective right modules from a morphism between their Nakayama objects.
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The concrete Nakayama construction is full on finite projectives.
The concrete Nakayama construction is faithful on finite projectives.
On a finite projective right module, the concrete Nakayama functor induces an equivalence of endomorphism rings.
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Coordinates of the regular Hom-dual in the frame inherited from P.
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Reconstruction from the inherited regular-Hom frame.
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The regular Hom-dual of a finite projective right module is a finite projective left module.
The concrete Nakayama object of a finite projective right module is injective.
The Nakayama--Hom pairing is injective for a projective source.
Evaluation of an element of nu P on the regular-Hom dual.
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The explicit inverse functional furnished by the projective frame.
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The Nakayama--Hom pairing is surjective for a projective source.
The concrete finite-projective Nakayama--Hom comparison.
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Categorical morphisms in FGModuleCat identified with their underlying
right-module maps, including the restricted k-linear structure.
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The field-valued Nakayama--Hom equivalence in categorical form.
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The categorical finite rank-one expansion.
Every value of the categorical comparison is its finite-frame sum.
Naturality of the field Nakayama--Hom comparison in the variable module.
Rank-one maps are natural in their projective source.
Evaluation is natural under the covariant Nakayama map.
A projective-frame expansion remains valid after precomposition by a map of projectives.
Naturality of the Nakayama--Hom comparison in the finite-projective variable.