Simple tops and positive coordinate vectors #
For each selected indecomposable projective, its radical quotient has the corresponding standard basis vector as its projective-Hom dimension vector. Finite biproducts of these quotients will therefore realize arbitrary nonnegative integral coordinate vectors in the weak-positivity argument.
A simple module carried by FGModuleCat is a simple object of the
finitely generated module category.
Conversely, a simple object of the finitely generated module category is a simple module. Noetherianity is used only to bundle an arbitrary submodule as a finitely generated test object.
Simplicity in FGModuleCat is exactly module-theoretic simplicity.
The quotient of a finite module by its module Jacobson radical.
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The quotient map to the module-Jacobson-radical quotient.
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The radical quotient of a selected indecomposable projective.
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The canonical projection from a selected projective to its radical quotient.
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The canonical projection to the radical quotient is epic.
The canonical projection to the radical quotient is nonzero.
The radical quotient of a selected indecomposable projective is a simple module.
A distinct selected indecomposable projective has no map to the simple
top belonging to p.
The projective indexed by p maps one-dimensionally to its simple top.
The radical quotient of p has the standard basis vector at p as its
projective-Hom dimension vector.
Projective-Hom vectors are additive on binary biproducts.
Projective-Hom vectors are additive across a short exact sequence.
A finite biproduct of simple tops realizing the prescribed natural projective-coordinate multiplicities.
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Every nonnegative integral vector is the projective-Hom dimension vector of the corresponding finite biproduct of simple tops.