Algebra coordinates for selected primitive projectives #
A complete primitive-projective presentation identifies every selected projective with a principal right ideal. Evaluation at its idempotent generator then turns a morphism between selected projectives into its literal corner element of the ambient algebra.
These coordinates reverse categorical composition: if f is followed by
g, the coordinate of f ≫ g is the coordinate of g times the coordinate
of f. Recording this variance once is the bridge needed to translate the
Skowroński--Waschbüsch corner calculations into the right-module convention.
Transport a selected-projective morphism to the literal principal right ideals supplied by the primitive-projective presentation.
Instances For
Transport respects composition between the literal principal right ideals.
The linear coordinate equivalence from a selected-projective Hom-space
to the corresponding literal corner e_q A e_p. The codomain is kept in
Mathlib's nested right-ideal/idempotent-coordinate form so both corner support
conditions remain part of the type.
Instances For
The ambient algebra element representing a selected-projective morphism.
Instances For
Equality of algebra coordinates reflects equality of selected-projective morphisms.
A selected-projective morphism vanishes exactly when its literal algebra coordinate vanishes.
The left corner idempotent fixes the coordinate.
The right corner idempotent fixes the coordinate.
Turn an algebra element with the two required corner support identities back into a selected-projective morphism.
Instances For
Categorical composition is multiplication in reverse order in the literal right-ideal coordinates.