The projective boundary almost-split morphism #
For an indecomposable projective finitely generated module P, the inclusion
rad P ⟶ P is minimal right almost split. The proof is a bounded adaptation
of the relevant arguments in the donor's ProjectiveSimpleTop.lean,
ProjectiveSimpleRank.lean, and ProjectiveBoundaryAlmostSplit.lean at commit
d5ba0c48e7a851afd51247ff9cd81fc629e00ed2. Their unrelated simple-ranking
and standard-semantics layers are not imported.
A categorical projective in FGModuleCat is projective as an unbundled
module.
If a composite with a proper module quotient is surjective and the intermediate target is projective with local endomorphism ring, then the original map is surjective.
A finite projective module with local endomorphism ring has a unique maximal submodule, namely its module Jacobson radical.
The module Jacobson radical of an arbitrary finitely generated module, retained in the finitely generated module category.
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The canonical inclusion of the module Jacobson radical into a finitely generated module.
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For a nonzero projective with local module endomorphism ring, the radical inclusion is right almost split.
The radical inclusion of any finitely generated module is right minimal.
The module Jacobson radical of a chosen right-module representative.
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The canonical inclusion rad P ⟶ P.
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The Jacobson radical of a selected indecomposable projective is its unique maximal submodule.
The radical inclusion of an indecomposable projective is right almost split.
The projective-boundary radical inclusion is right minimal.