The indecomposable skeleton of the standard-form algebra #
The restricted-Yoneda recovery equivalence identifies the original standard
mesh vertices with a duplicate-free complete family of modules on the
projective vertices. The finite-category algebra equivalence then transports
that literal Fin S.n family to the standard-form algebra.
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The restricted-Yoneda images of the standard-mesh vertices form a duplicate-free complete skeleton of modules on the projective vertices.
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At a projective mesh vertex, restricted Yoneda is the corresponding representable module on the projective full subcategory.
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Every original projective vertex remains projective in the recovered module category on the standard-form projective vertices.
Restricted Yoneda preserves and reflects the original projective vertex set. Reflection uses the nonsplit epic incoming mesh at every nonprojective vertex.
The finite-category projective-generator equivalence for the projective vertex category of the standard mesh.
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The standard-form algebra has a duplicate-free complete indecomposable skeleton indexed by the original Auslander--Reiten vertices.
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The standard-form algebra skeleton has exactly the original projective labels.