Relative almost-split meshes under primitive deletion #
This file realizes every Hoshino mesh in the literal primitive-quotient subcategory, proves both maps are minimal almost split, and derives endpoint and source uniqueness. These are the mesh-theoretic inputs for the global gaining-pair construction.
The Hoshino relative mesh bundled in the literal primitive-quotient
subcategory. Its underlying ambient short complex is fgShortComplex.
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The bundled quotient mesh forgets to the previously constructed ambient Hoshino complex.
The bundled Hoshino mesh is short exact in the literal quotient subcategory.
The terminal map of the bundled quotient mesh is the Hoshino minimal right almost-split morphism.
The initial map of the bundled quotient mesh is minimal left almost split. This is the sourcewise uniqueness input for the negative half of the new-mesh injection.
Distinct primitive new meshes have distinct quotient sources. This is
the sourcewise counterpart of endpoint extensionality and follows from
uniqueness of minimal left almost-split maps in mod(A/AeA).
A primitive new-mesh endpoint is determined by its quotient label.
There are only finitely many primitive new-mesh endpoints.
A positive primitive new mesh, retaining the proof of its sign.