Schurian boundary bounds #
Weak positivity on the support of an indecomposable projective forces the corresponding Cartan column to be thin. This gives the projective half of the schurian boundary estimate without importing a classification theorem.
Coordinates indexing a finite family of maps from X to the primitive
injectives selected by the complete idempotent presentation.
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The map to a primitive injective corresponding to one dual-basis
coordinate of X e_p.
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The finite family of all primitive-injective coordinate maps.
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Completeness of the primitive idempotents makes the coordinate map a monomorphism.
Every selected indecomposable injective is one of the primitive injectives belonging to the complete idempotent presentation.
Every Hom space between indecomposable projectives in a representation-directed representation-finite algebra has dimension at most one.
Every Hom space between the literal primitive injectives has dimension at most one. Contragredient duality identifies it with the corresponding primitive-projective corner.
Every Hom space between the selected indecomposable injectives has dimension at most one.
Representation-directedness constructs the complete schurian boundary package used in Appendix A.
The literal support quotients and the schurian corner theorem construct the numerical coordinate estimate required by the primitive deletion.
The representation-directed hypotheses construct the complete boundary data used by the primitive projective-poset realization.