The polarized AR mesh underlying the standard form #
The standard form in the manuscript is the category algebra of the projective full subcategory of the mesh category of the Auslander--Reiten translation quiver. This file constructs that finite polarized translation quiver from an arbitrary finite indecomposable right-module skeleton. In particular, it does not assume that the module category is directed.
An arrow x ⟶ y in the quiver below is written in the path-category
orientation and therefore represents one occurrence of an irreducible module
map y ⟶ x. The polarization is the translation identity for official AR
arrow multiplicities.
Reversed AR-quiver arrows, indexed canonically by the official middle-term multiplicity.
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The reversed Auslander--Reiten quiver used to form the standard mesh category.
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Every standard-form arrow type is finite.
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The projective vertices in the standard-form translation quiver.
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Auslander--Reiten translation on a nonprojective standard-form vertex.
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Translation and the equality of the two arrow multiplicities across an AR mesh supply a polarization of the standard-form quiver.
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The finite additive hull of the raw standard-form mesh category. This is the additive category in which the manuscript's mesh sequences become weak kernel diagrams.
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The additive-hull mesh ending at a nonprojective standard-form vertex.
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Riedtmann condition (b) for the standard-form mesh: every nonzero morphism out of a nonprojective vertex is detected by one arrow entering that vertex.
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The perfect-composition-pairing witness in Riedtmann condition (c) at a standard-form projective vertex.
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Riedtmann condition (c) for the standard-form mesh.
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In the standard-form additive hull, Riedtmann condition (b) is exactly epimorphy of every nonprojective incoming-arrow matrix.
The nonprojective standard-form mesh is a weak-kernel diagram in the finite additive hull. This is the categorical right-exactness input in the Auslander-category recovery; it does not assert that the translation map is monic.
At a projective standard-form vertex, the incoming-arrow matrix is monic. This is the projective boundary case of the mesh-presentation argument.
Labels of projective vertices in the AR translation quiver.
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The whole mesh category of the finite Auslander--Reiten translation quiver underlying the standard form.
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The full subcategory of the standard mesh category on the projective vertices. Its category algebra is the manuscript's standard form once the Bretscher--Gabriel finite-dimensionality and AR-identification layer is established.
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The projective full subcategory has finitely many objects.
The opposite projective mesh category is finite as well.
Inclusion of the projective vertices into the whole standard-form mesh category.
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The remaining finiteness assertion in the mesh-category construction of the standard form. It is separated from the already constructed finite polarized translation quiver because finite-dimensionality of all mesh Hom spaces is the local finite-dimensionality input in the Bongartz--Gabriel Auslander-category argument.
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The three source-facing inputs in the Riedtmann mesh-Auslander criterion: local finite-dimensionality, incoming detection at every nonprojective vertex, and the perfect pairings based at projective vertices.
- homFinite : S.StandardFormMeshHomFinite
- conditionB : S.StandardFormRiedtmannConditionB
- conditionC : S.StandardFormRiedtmannConditionC
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Finite-dimensional covariant representables on the projective full mesh subcategory, obtained from finite-dimensionality of its Hom spaces and its finite object set.
Finite-dimensional coefficient-dual corepresentables on the projective full mesh subcategory.
The manuscript's restricted Yoneda realization
X ↦ Hom(-, X)|_P, from the whole mesh category to finite-dimensional
contravariant modules on its projective full subcategory.
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The projective vertices detect every morphism by Riedtmann condition (b), so the standard-form restricted Yoneda realization is faithful.
Covariant representables on the opposite projective mesh category are
the contravariant projective modules used by mod P in the manuscript.
Finite-dimensional mesh Hom spaces make every projective standard-form vertex have a local endomorphism ring. This is the local-boundedness part of the Bongartz--Gabriel mesh-Auslander layer.
The projective full mesh subcategory is skeletal: the path-length grading prevents distinct mesh vertices from becoming isomorphic.
The opposite projective mesh category is skeletal as well.
Once its mesh Hom spaces are finite-dimensional, the projective full subcategory satisfies the complete locally bounded package used by the covering formalization.
The category algebra of the projective full subcategory of the AR mesh
category. The opposite is deliberate: covariant modules on Pᵒᵖ are the
contravariant modules mod P used by the manuscript, so the right-module
category-algebra bridge is applied at Pᵒᵖ.
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The standard-form category algebra is finite-dimensional.