Riedtmann conditions for the standard-form mesh category #
This file descends the covering properties of the normalized universal realization to the standard-form mesh category. The first step compares its Hom spaces with the corresponding Hom spaces between the chosen indecomposable modules by reindexing the common fibres of the universal mesh projection and the normalized realization.
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The base incoming arrow underlying an incoming arrow at a universal-cover vertex.
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The universal mesh projection sends an incoming represented arrow to its underlying incoming represented arrow downstairs.
The two universal coverings have the same fibre over a base vertex: both conditions say that the underlying universal-cover vertex has that base label.
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Reindex the fixed-source direct sum from the fibre of the universal mesh projection to the fibre of the normalized realization.
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Fibre reindexing commutes with precomposition by a morphism in the common universal source category.
Reindex the fixed-target direct sum from the fibre of the universal mesh projection to the fibre of the normalized realization.
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Fibre reindexing commutes with postcomposition by a morphism in the common universal source category.
Hom spaces in the base mesh category and between the corresponding chosen indecomposable modules are linearly equivalent. A lift of the source vertex is enough: the two covering equivalences then have literally the same universal Hom summands after fibre reindexing.
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The Hom comparison intertwines precomposition upstairs with precomposition by the images under both coverings.
Hom spaces with a fixed lifted target are compared through the common source fibres of the universal mesh projection and normalized realization.
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Fixed-target Hom comparison for a target supplied directly as an object of the realization fibre. The endpoint equalities in the two coverings are transported explicitly, while the common source-fibre summands are unchanged.
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The fixed-target Hom comparison intertwines postcomposition upstairs with postcomposition by the images under both coverings.
The normalized universal coverings imply finite-dimensionality of every Hom space in the standard-form mesh category. For each Hom space we base the universal cover at its source vertex, so no global connectedness hypothesis is needed.
The right almost-split sinks in the normalized universal realization descend to Riedtmann's incoming-detection condition in the standard-form mesh category.
The Nakayama image of a projective chosen indecomposable is again indecomposable.
The skeleton label representing the Nakayama image of a projective vertex.
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The chosen identification of the Nakayama image with its skeleton representative.
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Nakayama--Hom duality after replacing the Nakayama image by its chosen skeleton representative.
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The transposed Nakayama--Hom equivalence, in the orientation of the composition pairing in Riedtmann condition (c).
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The socle functional on the Hom space from a projective chosen indecomposable to its Nakayama endpoint.
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The transposed Nakayama equivalence is literally evaluation of the socle functional on composition.
The projective Nakayama pairing, transported to the full category on the chosen indecomposable skeleton.
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The universal realization based at a projective vertex has a lift of its Nakayama endpoint. This is derived from the perfect pairing and the covering Hom equivalence, rather than from a global connectedness hypothesis.
A chosen lift of the Nakayama endpoint in the universal realization based at the projective vertex.
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The pointwise perfect pairing on the standard-form mesh category obtained by transporting the projective Nakayama pairing through the two covering Hom comparisons. Identifying this transported pairing with evaluation on composition by one functional is the remaining descent step for Riedtmann condition (c).
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In particular, the transported mesh pairing is bijective at every intermediate vertex.
The projective Nakayama pairings assemble naturally in the variable object. This is the module-valued form of the perfect composition pairing needed for Riedtmann condition (c).
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For a fixed target downstairs, only finitely many objects in its fibre receive a nonzero morphism from any fixed universal-cover object. This is a formal consequence of the covering Hom equivalence and finite-dimensionality of Hom spaces between finitely generated modules.
Every Hom space in the normalized universal mesh category is finite-dimensional. A single upstairs summand embeds in the covering direct sum, which is equivalent to a Hom space between finitely generated modules.
For a fixed target upstairs, only finitely many objects in a source fibre of the canonical universal mesh projection have a nonzero morphism to it.
The same source-fibre finiteness holds after taking coefficient duals.
For one universal target, only finitely many deck shifts of any source have a nontrivial coefficient-dual Hom into that target.
Every vertex of the normalized universal mesh category has a local endomorphism ring.
The distinguished base lift as an object of the projective source fibre.
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Pulling the projective Nakayama isomorphism to the normalized universal cover and applying the two fixed-fibre covering decompositions gives the natural direct-sum isomorphism used in the Bongartz--Gabriel summand argument.
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The local-ring finite-support argument isolates the distinguished base representable as one dual-corepresentable summand over the Nakayama target fibre.
The isolated universal Nakayama summand descends through the deck-shift orbit. The representable comparison is unconditional, while the dual corepresentable comparison uses the finite deck support proved above.
The descended Nakayama summand supplies Riedtmann's perfect composition pairing at a projective vertex. On the component of the base lift this is the fully faithful image of the orbit pairing; outside that component both Hom spaces vanish by the empty-fibre covering decompositions.
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Riedtmann condition (c) for the standard-form mesh category.
All three Riedtmann inputs for the standard-form mesh category.
The standard-form restricted Yoneda realization is faithful. This is the first recovery consequence of the completed Riedtmann conditions.