Irreducible-arrow descent under primitive deletion #
Inflation identifies the Hom and radical spaces between two modules over
A / AeA with their ambient counterparts. A quotient radical-square
factorization is still a radical-square factorization after inflation, while
the ambient category may have additional intermediate modules. Consequently
there is a canonical surjection Irr_(A/AeA)(X,Y) ⟶ Irr_A(X,Y), giving the
arrow-multiplicity inequality used in the live manuscript.
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Inflation from the primitive quotient to ambient finitely generated right modules.
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Inflation of a literal quotient representative recovers its ambient representative.
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Inflation and the endpoint identifications give the common Hom space between two surviving indecomposables.
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The common Hom-space identification at the level of underlying linear maps used by the irreducible-Hom API.
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Inflation preserves and reflects split epimorphisms between the fixed surviving representatives.
The underlying common-Hom equivalence preserves and reflects split epimorphisms.
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Inflation identifies the quotient and ambient radical spaces between surviving indecomposables.
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Every quotient radical-square factorization remains an ambient radical-square factorization after inflation.
The quotient-to-ambient map on irreducible morphism spaces.
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Every ambient irreducible class between surviving modules has a quotient irreducible-class lift.
The first assertion of the manuscript's descent lemma:
a_(A/AeA)(X,Y) ≥ a_A(X,Y) for surviving indecomposables.
Pointwise, quotient arrow multiplicity is ambient multiplicity plus the defined arrow gain.
Summing the pointwise descent identity gives the manuscript's total
internal-arrow relation a_B = a₀ + c.