Opposite primitive-projective presentations #
Regular Hom-duality converts a complete primitive-projective presentation of a finite-dimensional algebra into one for the opposite algebra. On the selected projective categories it is an anti-equivalence preserving the radical and its square. Hence it reverses ordinary-quiver arrows and converts the outgoing degree bound for biserial presentations into the corresponding incoming bound.
An isomorphism between primitive left ideals induces one between the corresponding primitive right ideals.
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Evaluation at the generator identifies the regular Hom-dual of eA
with the corresponding left ideal Ae.
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Categorical form of the regular-Hom identification
Hom_A(eA,A) ≅ Ae.
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Regular Hom sends an isomorphism of right modules to the reversed isomorphism of left modules.
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Regular Hom-duality is faithful on finite projective right modules.
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The primitive projective presentation of the opposite algebra obtained by opposing and then reindexing the original complete primitive family.
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Biseriality is symmetric under passage to the opposite primitive projective presentation.
The opposite principal projective at p, after restriction along the
double-opposite equivalence, is the regular Hom-dual of the original
selected projective at p.
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The morphism map of regular Hom-duality, realized between the selected projectives on the two sides.
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In literal principal-projective coordinates, regular Hom-duality sends an element of the opposite right ideal to right multiplication by the original projective-map coordinate.
Recover the original projective morphism from its realized regular-Hom dual.
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Regular Hom-duality is a linear equivalence on every selected projective Hom space.
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Regular Hom-duality on the selected projectives, realized in the opposite algebra's selected projective category.
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Regular Hom-duality is fully faithful on the selected projective subcategory.
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Regular Hom-duality is an equivalence from the opposite selected projective category to the selected projectives of the opposite algebra.
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The Hom-space form of the selected-projective anti-equivalence.
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The selected-projective anti-equivalence preserves and reflects the categorical radical.
The selected-projective anti-equivalence sends the square of the projective radical into the opposite projective radical square.
Reflection of the radical square under the selected-projective anti-equivalence.
Restriction of the selected-projective anti-equivalence to radical Hom spaces.
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The radical anti-equivalence carries the square-inside-radical submodule onto the corresponding opposite submodule.
Regular Hom-duality descends from radical morphisms to irreducible projective morphisms.
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Opposite regular Hom-duality preserves the dimensions of irreducible projective-morphism spaces, with source and target reversed.
The incoming ordinary-quiver degree over the original algebra is the outgoing degree at the corresponding projective over the opposite algebra.
Biseriality bounds the incoming as well as the outgoing ordinary-quiver degree at every selected projective.