Uniserial projective-stable covariant representables #
This file formalizes the module-theoretic input used in Auslander--Reiten, Proposition 1.1(a). The first step is the finite-density extension of covariant Yoneda projectivity from chosen indecomposables to arbitrary finitely generated modules.
Restricted covariant Yoneda, regarded as an additive functor from the opposite of finitely generated modules.
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Restricted covariant representables of arbitrary finitely generated modules are projective. Decompose the representing module into the chosen indecomposables and apply additivity of covariant Yoneda on the opposite category.
Finite additive density upgrades covariant Yoneda fullness on the chosen indecomposables to fullness on all finitely generated modules.
Every natural map between restricted covariant representables is induced by a unique-variance module map.
A module map f : X ⟶ Y generates a map from covariant Hom(Y,-) to
projective-stable Hom(X,-).
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The stable covariant image subobject generated by a module map.
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The object underlying the stable covariant image generated by a module map.
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Inclusion of a generated stable covariant image into the represented stable functor.
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Presentation of a generated stable covariant image by the corresponding ordinary representable.
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Inclusion of generated image subfunctors lifts to factorization of the generating module maps after passage to projective-stable Hom.
Uniseriality of the represented projective-stable covariant functor makes the images generated by any two maps out of the represented module comparable.
Vanishing of the restricted natural map into projective-stable covariant Hom detects an actual factorization through a projective module. Finite additive density lets the chosen indecomposables test every target module.
Equality of the induced stable natural maps means that the difference of the underlying module maps factors through a projective.
The comparison conclusion used in Auslander--Reiten, Proposition 1.1(a):
for two maps out of X, one differs stably from a composite through the
other.