Initial stable-socle map from an irreducible projective submodule #
An irreducible inclusion U ⟶ P into an indecomposable projective extends
through the minimal left almost-split map starting at U. The resulting
split epimorphism from the almost-split middle onto P induces a map from
the opposite endpoint to P/U. This is the distinguished nonzero stable
map which initializes Auslander--Reiten Corollary 3.8.
A nonzero stable map into the quotient by an irreducible projective submodule contains the projective quotient map as a factor. This is the stable-functor form of Auslander--Reiten IV, Proposition 2.7.
Consequently, a nonzero stable map into this quotient is epic.
The Proposition 2.7 factorization is invariant under the chosen indecomposable coordinates for the cokernel.
A useful functor-category consequence of the Proposition 2.7 factor: the factor from the projective target annihilates every simple generator of a stable subfunctor.
Every simple quotient of a restricted indecomposable representable kills its categorical radical.
Consequently every nonretraction into the representing indecomposable is killed by a nonzero simple quotient of its restricted representable.
A stable class generating a simple subfunctor vanishes after precomposition by every nonretraction into its representing indecomposable.
The chosen minimal right almost-split map at a simple stable generator becomes liftable through any projective epimorphism presenting the ambient stable representable.
A morphism representing a nonzero generator of a simple stable subfunctor cannot lift through a projective epimorphism.
Pulling the irreducible projective quotient back along a generator of a simple stable subfunctor produces a right almost-split epimorphism.
Any right almost-split pullback projection along the irreducible projective quotient is already right minimal: its kernel is the indecomposable source of the irreducible inclusion.
The pullback projection attached to a simple stable generator is right minimal.
The source of an irreducible monomorphism cannot be injective.
The factor from the chosen left almost-split middle to the projective target.
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The complement to the projective summand in the left almost-split middle.
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The map from the cokernel of the left almost-split inclusion to the
selected quotient P/U.
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The following raw version is useful for the socle argument, before transporting the quotient to the chosen skeleton coordinates.
The distinguished stable map before transporting the quotient to the chosen skeleton coordinates.
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Transporting the raw distinguished map across the selected cokernel isomorphism gives the distinguished map in skeleton coordinates.
Transporting the raw distinguished map across the selected cokernel isomorphism gives the distinguished map in skeleton coordinates.
The kernel identity underlying the one-summand pullback diagram in
Auslander--Reiten Proposition 2.4. The kernel of the induced endpoint map
to P/U is the restriction of the upper cokernel map to the kernel of the
split epimorphism onto P.
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The one-summand square used in Auslander--Reiten Proposition 2.4 is a pullback: the middle split epimorphism and the induced maps on the two cokernels recover the upper middle object.
The first-socle right almost-split middle is the direct sum of the
distinguished projective arm and the kernel of the raw stable generator.
This is the object-level B ⊕ DTr C₂ decomposition in the first minimal
presentation of Auslander--Reiten Theorem 3.7.
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The split complement of the distinguished projective arm is the kernel of the raw first-socle generator. This identifies the two descriptions of the nonprojective part of the first almost-split middle used in Auslander--Reiten Proposition 2.6 and Theorem 3.7.
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Every generator of a simple stable subfunctor is, up to an isomorphism
of its indecomposable source and a morphism through the projective middle,
the distinguished generator constructed from the left almost-split sequence
at U. This is the one-summand form of the comparison in
Auslander--Reiten Proposition 2.4 and Lemma 2.3.
Functor-category form of the raw comparison, with the lift and non-lift hypotheses supplied by a nonzero generator of a simple stable subfunctor.
The distinguished map from the opposite endpoint of the left almost-split sequence survives in projective-stable Hom.
The opposite endpoint of the chosen left almost-split sequence is indecomposable.
The selected label of the opposite endpoint of the left almost-split sequence starting at the irreducible projective submodule.
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The opposite endpoint in the coordinates of the chosen skeleton.
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The distinguished stable-socle map with its source expressed in the chosen indecomposable skeleton.
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In selected skeleton coordinates, every generator of a simple stable subfunctor differs from the distinguished generator only by a source isomorphism and a morphism through the projective quotient.
Changing the source to the chosen skeleton coordinates does not kill the distinguished stable class.
The same distinguished morphism is nonzero in stable Hom after forgetting to the ambient module category.
The right almost-split quotient map of the left almost-split sequence, transported to the chosen endpoint.
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The transported cokernel map is right almost split.
The transported cokernel map remains right minimal.
The projective summand of the left almost-split middle supplies an irreducible incoming arm at the selected opposite endpoint.
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The projective arm is irreducible.
The transported right almost-split map followed by the distinguished map factors through the projective quotient.
The transported right almost-split map followed by the distinguished map factors through the projective quotient.
The selected distinguished morphism induces a nonzero map from its restricted representable into the stable representable.
The whole right almost-split map at the opposite endpoint is killed by the distinguished map in the projective-stable quotient.
The distinguished map kills the radical of its representing indecomposable.
The image generated by the distinguished stable class is simple. This is the first socle layer in Auslander--Reiten Theorem 3.7.
The distinguished simple cyclic image is the essential socle of the
stable representable of P/U. Equivalently, every simple subfunctor
factors through this one image.