Realization of the normalized standard-form universal cover #
The two-sided Bongartz--Gabriel normalization assigns an irreducible module morphism to every reversed universal-cover arrow and makes every realized mesh composite literally zero. Here that assignment is extended to the free linear path category and descended through the ordinary mesh ideal.
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The free linear path realization sends a lifted mesh relation to the composite of its reassembled normalized source and sink.
The normalized free realization kills every lifted mesh relation.
The normalized arrow assignment as a realization of the ordinary mesh category of the standard-form universal cover.
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The induced linear functor from the raw universal-cover mesh category to finitely generated right modules.
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The free realization sends a one-arrow path to its chosen normalized irreducible representative.
The descended mesh functor has the same value on each represented universal-cover arrow.
In particular, every represented mesh-category arrow is sent to an irreducible module morphism.
At every lifted vertex, including projective boundary vertices, the normalized incoming components reassemble to a right almost-split sink.
The normalized incoming sink is also right minimal at every lifted vertex. This is the second half of the local Auslander--Reiten datum used when comparing its kernel with the normalized mesh source.
At a nonprojective lifted vertex, the normalized mesh source remains left almost split.
At a nonprojective lifted vertex, the normalized mesh source remains left minimal.
The full category on the chosen finite skeleton, bundled inside the literal finitely generated module category. This is a definition rather than an abbreviation so that its induced category structure remains distinct from the quiver structure on the same finite label type.
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The same universal mesh realization, with its codomain corestricted to the finite skeletal category of indecomposable finitely generated modules. This is the precise codomain in Riedtmann's covering theorem.
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Corestriction does not alter the represented normalized arrow map.