Positive grading transported to Schur poset spaces #
The primitive factor is equivalent to the category of finite poset spaces. Every Schur poset space pulls back to a nonzero object with only scalar endomorphisms, hence to one selected indecomposable factor label. Transporting the concrete standard-factor level along this label gives the positive grading needed for the realization-length bound.
A Schur poset space pulls back along the primitive equivalence to one selected indecomposable factor object.
The selected factor label representing a Schur poset space.
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The pullback of a Schur poset space is isomorphic to its selected factor label.
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The concrete factor level transported to a Schur poset space. Its value away from the Schur locus is irrelevant to the positive-grading interface.
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The concrete standard-factor grading transports across the completed poset-space equivalence to a positive grading on every Schur poset space.
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The projective-poset realization gives the manuscript's lower bound on the length of the concrete factor grading.
The concrete translation recurrence and completed poset-space grading prove nonnegativity of the intrinsic Euler excess of the primitive factor.
Vanishing intrinsic factor excess is exactly sharpness of the concrete grading-length bound.
Equality in the intrinsic factor estimate forces every Schur object in the completed poset-space realization to be one-dimensional.