Fullness for arbitrary ordinary-arrow representatives #
Any representatives of the ordinary arrows span the first layer of the radical filtration. Their composites then span every successive layer modulo the next one, and nilpotence terminates the approximation. Over an algebraically closed field, an endomorphism of an indecomposable projective is a scalar identity modulo the radical, so every representative-dependent free path realization is full.
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The realized linear combinations of ordinary paths from x to y.
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Realized path combinations are closed under composition.
A radical morphism is a realized linear combination of arrows modulo the square of the projective radical.
Every positive projective-radical layer is represented by realized paths modulo the next layer. The representative remains in the original layer.
If a later radical layer vanishes, every morphism in a positive earlier layer is already a realized linear combination of paths.
Every projective-radical morphism is a realized linear combination of ordinary paths.
A morphism between differently labelled selected projectives belongs to the projective radical.
An endomorphism of a selected indecomposable projective is a scalar identity modulo the projective radical.
Paths realized by any representative system span every morphism between selected indecomposable projectives.
Every morphism between selected projectives has a preimage in the free linear path category under any representative realization.
Every free linear ordinary-quiver realization is full.