The primitive torsion radical #
For a primitive idempotent e, the Hoshino torsion radical sends a right
A-module M to its largest submodule annihilated by AeA. In the
right-module convention this is the idempotent-torsion submodule for
MulOpposite.op e in the left Aᵐᵒᵖ-module M.
The largest ambient submodule annihilated by the primitive quotient
ideal AeA.
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The primitive torsion radical as a finitely generated ambient right module.
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The canonical inclusion of the primitive torsion radical.
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The quotient of a module by its maximal AeA-annihilated submodule.
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The canonical projection onto the primitive torsion-free quotient.
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The torsion radical, ambient module, and torsion-free quotient form the canonical short exact sequence.
The same canonical torsion sequence, retained inside the finitely generated module category.
Quotienting by the primitive torsion radical leaves no nonzero primitive torsion.
The torsion radical is annihilated by AeA, hence is an object of the
primitive quotient subcategory.
The torsion radical bundled in the full primitive-quotient subcategory.
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A morphism of ambient modules restricts to their primitive torsion radicals.
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Restriction to the primitive torsion radical commutes with the canonical inclusions into the ambient modules.
The primitive torsion radical is functorial on finitely generated ambient modules.
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The primitive torsion radical is additive on morphisms.
Primitive torsion carries a binary biproduct to the biproduct of the primitive torsion radicals.
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The torsion inclusions form a natural transformation to the identity functor.
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Any map from an AeA-annihilated module factors canonically through
the primitive torsion radical.
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Every morphism from an AeA-annihilated module to the torsion-free
quotient is zero.
On an AeA-annihilated module the torsion inclusion is an
isomorphism.
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Restrict an ambient map to the primitive torsion radical of its source,
when its target is already annihilated by AeA.
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Hoshino's factorization step: applying the primitive torsion radical to an ambient right almost-split map gives a right almost-split map in the full primitive-quotient subcategory.
The primitive-quotient full subcategory has enough projectives, by
transport from the literal module category of A/AeA.
The restricted right almost-split map is epic when its target is nonprojective in the primitive-quotient category.
The underlying ambient map of primitiveTorsionTargetMap.
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Quotient nonprojectivity makes the restricted target map surjective on the underlying ambient modules.
The primitive torsion radical is left exact on an ambient exact pair. This is the kernel part of Hoshino's comparison and uses only the maximal annihilated-submodule construction.
In Hoshino's situation the torsion part of the ambient kernel is nonzero. Once quotient nonprojectivity makes the restricted right almost-split map epic, a zero torsion kernel would make that map an isomorphism, contradicting right almost-splitness.
If the torsion-restricted target map is surjective, the left-exact torsion pair is a short exact sequence of ambient modules.
Hoshino's restricted sequence is short exact whenever the quotient target is nonprojective.
Hoshino's restricted short exact sequence retained in the finitely generated ambient module category.