Projective simple resolutions in the standard-form mesh category #
The generic mesh-simple presentation is exact at its middle term, but its translation map need not be monic for an arbitrary translation quiver. For the standard form the normalized universal realization identifies the arrows leaving a translated mesh source with a genuine left almost-split monomorphism. The two covering Hom equivalences therefore make the translation map monic downstairs.
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The base outgoing categorical arrow underlying an outgoing arrow at a universal-cover vertex.
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The universal mesh projection sends an outgoing represented arrow to its underlying outgoing represented arrow downstairs.
Every evaluated translation map in the standard-form mesh-simple presentation is injective.
The first map of the standard-form right mesh is already monic in the finite additive hull of the raw mesh category.
The first differential in the standard-form mesh-simple presentation is a monomorphism in the ambient module category.
The finite-dimensional lift of the standard-form translation map is monic.
At a projective boundary vertex, the incoming map is monic in the ambient module category.
The finite-dimensional incoming map at a projective boundary vertex is monic.
At a projective boundary vertex, the finite mesh simple has projective dimension at most one.
At a nonprojective vertex, the standard-form mesh complex is a length-two projective resolution of the corresponding finite mesh simple.
Every standard-form finite mesh simple has projective dimension at most two, with the projective boundary case bounded by one.