Simultaneous socle rejection for a basic projective-injective family #
This file packages the sum of the embedded socle ideals belonging to a finite basic family of indecomposable projective-injective right modules. Its first layer identifies the modules surviving the simultaneous quotient.
The two-sided annihilator in A of a right A-module represented as a
left Aᵐᵒᵖ-module.
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An ideal annihilates a right module exactly when it is contained in the module's two-sided annihilator.
A supremum of two-sided ideals annihilates a module exactly when every member of the family does.
Annihilation is contravariant in the ideal.
A projective object in the category annihilated by I remains
projective in the smaller full subcategory annihilated by a larger ideal
J.
An injective object in the category annihilated by I remains
injective in the smaller full subcategory annihilated by a larger ideal
J.
The projection from a selected indecomposable projective to its quotient by the socle, written with the skeletal projective as source, is its minimal projective presentation.
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Distinct selected projectives have distinct ambient socle-quotient replacement labels.
The sum of the embedded socle ideals belonging to a finite basic family of indecomposable projective-injective labels.
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The socle ideal of each selected summand is contained in the simultaneous family ideal.
The ambient finite labels removed by the simultaneous quotient.
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Because the selected family is basic, passing to ambient labels does not change its cardinality.
The selected structured projectives are equivalent to their ambient finite labels.
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An indecomposable ambient module survives the simultaneous family quotient exactly when its label is not one of the selected projectives.
Intrinsic labels of the simultaneous quotient are exactly the ambient labels outside the selected projective family.
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The same surviving-label equivalence, stated as the complement of the finite set of selected ambient labels.
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The finite-ordinal quotient labels are equivalent to the complement of the selected ambient projective family.
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Simultaneous rejection removes exactly the selected basic family of indecomposable labels.
The socle-quotient replacement belonging to a selected summand is not the label of any selected projective.
The intrinsic simultaneous-quotient label represented by
P / soc(P) for one selected summand P.
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Every selected replacement P / soc(P) is projective already in the
full subcategory annihilated by the entire family ideal.
The selected summands inject into the intrinsic replacement labels of the simultaneous quotient.
Each selected replacement is projective over the literal simultaneous quotient algebra.
The finite-ordinal quotient-skeleton replacement belonging to a selected summand.
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The finite quotient representative of a selected replacement is canonically isomorphic to its intrinsic quotient representative.
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Every finite-ordinal replacement label is projective in the simultaneous quotient skeleton.
The finite-ordinal replacement labels belonging to distinct selected projectives are distinct.
A finite-ordinal replacement label is nonprojective in the ambient finite-tau category.
A selected projective is not annihilated by the simultaneous family ideal containing its embedded socle ideal.
The radical boundary of every selected projective is annihilated by the entire simultaneous family ideal.
Under simultaneous rejection, the maximal annihilated submodule of a selected projective is still its Jacobson radical.
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The radical boundary of a selected summand, bundled in the full subcategory annihilated by the simultaneous family ideal.
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After simultaneous socle rejection, the radical of every selected projective is injective in the annihilated ambient full subcategory.
At the replacement endpoint belonging to p, any selected
projective-injective occurring in the ambient right middle term is p
itself.
For each selected replacement, restricting its ambient right almost-split source by the simultaneous family ideal preserves the number of indecomposable summands. The unique selected projective summand becomes its radical and every other summand is unchanged.
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At each selected replacement endpoint, simultaneous socle rejection removes exactly one indecomposable occurrence from the incoming right mesh.
Away from all selected replacements, an ambient minimal right almost-split middle term contains no selected projective-injective summand.
Away from all selected replacements, the entire ambient minimal right almost-split middle term is annihilated by the simultaneous family ideal.
At an ordinary surviving endpoint, projectivity in the simultaneous annihilated subcategory is equivalent to ambient projectivity.
The same ordinary-endpoint projectivity comparison over the literal simultaneous quotient algebra.
In the finite-tau presentations, projectivity is unchanged at every ordinary surviving endpoint of simultaneous rejection.
Every ordinary surviving endpoint has the same incoming right-mesh arity before and after simultaneous socle rejection.
The complete finite-tau rejection profile produced by simultaneously removing the socles of a finite basic family of non-simple indecomposable projective-injective modules.
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Simultaneous rejection replaces the selected projectives by the same number of projective quotient modules.
Simultaneous rejection of a finite family of non-simple indecomposable projective-injectives preserves the Auslander--Reiten Euler magnitude.