Projective count under primitive deletion #
For a complete primitive-projective presentation of a directed basic algebra,
the images of all primitive idempotents except the deleted one form a complete
primitive family in A / AeA. This file identifies that family with the
indecomposable projectives in the literal primitive-quotient skeleton and
deduces the one-projective drop used by the manuscript's direct mesh count.
The primitive-projective labels other than the deleted label.
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The image of a surviving primitive idempotent in A / Ae_p A.
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A primitive idempotent distinct from the deleted one has nonzero image in the primitive quotient.
The surviving quotient idempotents are complete and orthogonal.
Every surviving quotient idempotent is primitive.
Projective labels in the quotient-module realization of the literal surviving ambient skeleton.
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The quotient-skeleton label representing a surviving primitive right ideal.
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The chosen quotient coordinate represents the corresponding primitive right ideal.
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A surviving primitive idempotent determines an indecomposable projective label of the primitive quotient.
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The surviving primitive idempotents exhaust all indecomposable projectives in the quotient skeleton.
A nonzero map between surviving primitive right ideals after quotienting lifts to a nonzero map between the corresponding ambient projectives.
Directedness prevents two distinct surviving primitive projectives from becoming isomorphic in the primitive quotient.
Surviving ambient primitive labels are exactly the indecomposable projectives of the quotient-module skeleton.
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Projectivity in the quotient-module realization is equivalent to projectivity in the annihilated full subcategory.
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Deleting one chosen primitive idempotent removes exactly one indecomposable projective from the quotient.