The local fullness step for a displayed right mesh #
Ringel's standardness recursion chooses all arrows ending at one vertex as the occurrence components of a right almost-split sink. This file proves the two local facts needed by that recursion: those components reassemble to the supplied sink, and fullness at all strict predecessors extends to the current target.
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A nonprojective module label as a nonprojective vertex of the concrete right mesh data.
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The arrow representative at one fixed target obtained by taking an occurrence component of a supplied map out of the displayed middle.
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Replace all arrow representatives ending at one fixed target by the
occurrence components of g, leaving every other target unchanged.
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Assemble all representatives ending at z into a map out of its
displayed middle.
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Taking all occurrence components and reassembling them recovers the original map out of the displayed middle.
Updating the representatives ending at z leaves the assembled sink at
every other target unchanged.
The radical inclusion transported from the literal projective radical to the uniform displayed middle.
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The transported projective radical inclusion is monic.
The transported projective radical inclusion is right almost split.
Changing representatives at a later target does not change free-path evaluation into an earlier target.
Updating a later target leaves the paired source map of every earlier nonprojective mesh unchanged.
Evaluation of the literal mesh relation is the recursively assembled source map followed by the sink assembled from the incoming representatives. The equality retains the full occurrence indexing on both sides.
If the displayed incoming-arrow family realizes a right almost-split
sink and the free-path realization is full at every strict predecessor of
z, it is full at z as well.