Primitive quotient and new meshes under contragredient duality #
Contragredient duality restricts to an anti-equivalence between the literal
primitive-quotient subcategories on A and Aᵐᵒᵖ. It therefore converts
the noninjective source of a primitive new mesh into a nonprojective opposite
endpoint. Together with translation reversal, this constructs the dual new
mesh used in the manuscript's negative case.
The inverse image of opposite primitive annihilation under contragredient duality is original primitive annihilation.
Contragredient duality restricted to the literal primitive-quotient subcategories.
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Primitive-quotient labels are literally preserved by the label-aligned contragredient skeleton. The equivalence changes only the proof that the common finite coordinate survives primitive deletion.
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A quotient label in the original skeleton, dualized at the same finite coordinate and bundled in the opposite primitive-quotient subcategory.
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The restricted contragredient equivalence sends a quotient label object to the same label in the opposite quotient skeleton.
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The source of a primitive new mesh is noninjective in the literal primitive-quotient subcategory, not only in the ambient category.
The dual of a new-mesh source is nonprojective in the literal opposite primitive quotient.
Dualizing a primitive new mesh produces the opposite primitive new-mesh endpoint labelled by the original source.