Recovery from the projective vertices of the standard mesh #
Restriction from finite contravariant modules on the whole standard mesh to the full subcategory on its projective vertices is an equivalence on projective objects. The proof compares the Auslander--Bongartz--Gabriel equivalence with kernel realization and uses two injective presentations to show that every target module is such a kernel.
Consequently the restricted Yoneda functor is full, and every indecomposable finite module on the projective vertices is represented by a standard-mesh vertex.
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Finite contravariant modules on the projective vertices of the standard mesh.
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Restriction of projective-injective whole-mesh modules, with the target injectivity witness forgotten.
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Kernel realization after restricting projective-injective whole-mesh modules to the projective vertices.
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Every finite module on the projective vertices has a two-term kernel presentation by restricted projective-injective whole-mesh modules.
The equivalence obtained by realizing formal arrows as kernels after restriction to the projective vertices.
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Restriction from projective whole-mesh modules to finite modules on the projective vertices.
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Forgetting the projectivity witness after the standard-form Auslander--Bongartz--Gabriel equivalence recovers its kernel realization functor.
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The composite of the Auslander--Bongartz--Gabriel equivalence with projective restriction agrees with restricted kernel realization.
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Projective restriction as an explicit equivalence.
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The strict standard-mesh category and its induced vertex category have the same objects and morphisms.
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The concrete inverse from the induced vertex category back to the strict raw standard-mesh category.
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Restricted Yoneda written on the literal vertex model of the standard mesh.
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A standard-mesh vertex, sent to its finite contravariant representable and bundled as a projective whole-mesh module.
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Restricting the projective representable attached to a mesh vertex is the restricted Yoneda module of that vertex.
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If the restriction of a projective whole-mesh module is indecomposable, then its underlying whole-mesh module is indecomposable.
Every indecomposable finite module on the projective vertices is the restricted Yoneda module of a standard-mesh vertex.
The finite additive hull of the strict standard-mesh category.
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The additive extension of restricted Yoneda from mesh vertices to finite formal sums of mesh vertices.
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On a singleton matrix object, additive restricted Yoneda is the original restricted Yoneda module.
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The finite additive hull of the standard mesh is equivalent to finite modules on its projective vertices.
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Algebra-facing form of standard-mesh recovery: its finite additive hull is equivalent to finitely generated right modules over the standard-form category algebra.