Boundary markers of a primitive new mesh #
For a new right mesh M → U → N in the primitive quotient, this file
constructs the inverse ambient marker p_M = τ_A⁻¹M. It proves that p_M
survives the quotient by mod (A/AeA) and is tau-projective there. Thus it is
the projective boundary marker paired with the already constructed
tau-injective marker q_N = τ_A N.
The survival proof is categorical. If p_M were an A/AeA-module,
extension closure would put the ambient AR sequence ending at p_M inside the
literal quotient subcategory. Its first map and Hoshino's relative first map
would then be minimal left almost split with the same source. Uniqueness and
short exactness identify their endpoints, contradicting survival of q_N.
An ambient left almost-split morphism remains left almost split after restricting both endpoints to a full subcategory.
Ambient left minimality remains left minimal after restricting both endpoints to a full subcategory.
A left almost-split kernel inclusion is left minimal when every split epimorphic endomorphism of the right endpoint is invertible.
The inverse marker p_M = τ_A⁻¹M of the source of a new quotient
mesh survives the factor by mod (A/AeA).
The surviving left marker bundled as an object label of the primitive factor.
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The inverse ambient translate defining p_M is not projective in
mod A. Its projectivity is created only after passing to the factor.
The inverse marker p_M is tau-projective in the primitive factor: its
ambient translate is the killed quotient source M.
The factor-projective boundary label supplied by a new mesh endpoint.
Instances For
The boundary coordinate theorem gives the marker multiplicity
[p_M : S_e] = 1.