Primitive multiplicity on the projective boundary #
This file formalizes the boundary reduction in the frozen manuscript. A tau-projective object of the literal primitive factor is either already ambient projective or its ambient Auslander--Reiten translate was killed. The manuscript's exact coordinate estimate then forces its primitive multiplicity to be one.
MultiplicityCoordinateEstimate is an intermediate interface for the
manuscript's boundary-coordinate lemma. The final theorem must construct it;
this file does not treat it as an unexplained headline hypothesis.
The exact numerical coordinate estimate used by the manuscript. It says that the multiplicity of a simple in an indecomposable projective or injective is at most one, and that multiplicities change by at most one under ambient Auslander--Reiten translation.
- projective_le_one (x : Fin S.n) : CategoryTheory.Projective (S.fgObj x) → D.multiplicity x ≤ 1
- injective_le_one (x : Fin S.n) : CategoryTheory.Injective (S.fgObj x) → D.multiplicity x ≤ 1
- translation_difference_le_one (z : { x : Fin S.n // ¬CategoryTheory.Projective (S.fgObj x) }) : |↑(D.multiplicity ↑z) - ↑(D.multiplicity (S.rightTranslationLabel z))| ≤ 1
Instances For
The repaired Appendix A data constructs the numerical estimate for a literal primitive idempotent. The projective and injective clauses are the schurian corner bounds, while the translation clause comes from the Cartan form on the sequence-dependent middle-term support algebra.
A tau-projective surviving label is either ambient projective or its ambient right translate belongs to the killed set.
The manuscript's coordinate estimate forces multiplicity one on every tau-projective surviving label of the literal primitive factor.
A tau-injective surviving label is either ambient injective or its ambient inverse right translate belongs to the killed set.
The manuscript's dual coordinate estimate forces multiplicity one on every tau-injective surviving label of the literal primitive factor.
Ambient directedness and the coordinate estimate construct the complete boundary data required by the primitive projective-poset realization.