The Auslander--Reiten boundary at a projective-injective module #
Let P be a non-simple indecomposable projective-injective right module.
The two canonical boundary maps
rad(P) ⟶ P, andP ⟶ P / soc(P)
are respectively minimal right and minimal left almost split. Their middle
objects are indecomposable. Consequently each chosen almost-split
decomposition incident with P has exactly one summand. This is the
categorical form of the two-arrow boundary used in projective-injective
socle rejection.
The radical of a non-simple indecomposable projective-injective has a simple socle, hence is indecomposable.
The radical boundary object is categorically indecomposable.
A skeletal label for the indecomposable radical of the selected projective-injective.
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The radical boundary object is isomorphic to its chosen skeletal representative.
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Viewed again as an ambient A-module, the literal socle quotient is
isomorphic to the ambient representative underlying its intrinsic quotient
label.
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The chosen minimal left almost-split middle term out of P is the
literal quotient P / soc(P).
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The chosen minimal right almost-split middle term ending at P is
rad(P).
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The displayed decomposition of the chosen left almost-split middle term, reindexed by a finite ordinal.
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The displayed decomposition of the chosen right almost-split middle term, reindexed by a finite ordinal.
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Exactly one indecomposable summand occurs in the chosen minimal left
almost-split middle term out of P.
Exactly one indecomposable summand occurs in the chosen minimal right
almost-split middle term ending at P.
Every summand of the chosen left almost-split middle term out of P
has the ambient label of P / soc(P).
Every summand of the chosen right almost-split middle term ending at
P has the ambient label of rad(P).
The only ambient indecomposable target of an irreducible map out of the selected projective-injective is its socle-quotient replacement.
The only ambient indecomposable source of an irreducible map into the selected projective-injective is its radical.