Minimal injective resolutions over the standard mesh category #
Every finite contravariant module over the standard mesh category has a
two-step minimal injective presentation. In particular, each contravariant
representable has a chosen exact complex Pₓ ⟶ I₀ ⟶ I₁ whose two injective
maps are essential. These are the objects whose indecomposable summands are
identified by the Bongartz--Gabriel socle and degree-one Ext arguments.
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Representables on the opposite of the opposite vertex category are finite-dimensional. This is the hypothesis needed to construct injective envelopes in the category of contravariant standard-mesh modules.
Every finite contravariant standard-mesh module admits a two-step minimal injective presentation.
A chosen minimal two-step injective presentation of the contravariant representable at a standard-mesh vertex.
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The degree-zero injective term in the chosen minimal presentation.
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The degree-one injective term in the chosen minimal presentation.
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The chosen representable-to-injective map is an essential monomorphism.
The chosen first-cosyzygy-to-injective map is an essential monomorphism.
The chosen complex Pₓ ⟶ I₀ ⟶ I₁ is exact.
A nonzero map from a mesh simple into a standard contravariant representable can only start at a projective vertex.
The degree-zero injective term in the minimal injective presentation of a contravariant representable is projective.
The degree-one injective term in the minimal injective presentation of a contravariant representable is projective.