Primitive coordinates in literal support quotients #
For a primitive vertex belonging to a selected support, its image in the literal complementary-vertex quotient is nonzero and primitive. The right ideal generated by this image is therefore the actual projective coordinate in the support-algebra skeleton.
The literal quotient map, reoriented from the quotient of Aᵐᵒᵖ to a
ring map from A into the right-module support algebra.
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The support quotient map is surjective.
The image in the support quotient of one ambient primitive idempotent.
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A primitive idempotent whose vertex belongs to the selected support has nonzero image in the literal support quotient.
An omitted ambient primitive idempotent has zero image in the support quotient.
Ambient projective labels which survive in the selected support.
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The surviving complete family of primitive idempotents in the literal support algebra.
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The surviving quotient idempotents are still a complete orthogonal family.
Membership in projective support produces a nonzero vector in the corresponding ambient idempotent coordinate.
Passage to the support algebra preserves the underlying k-vector
space.
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On a supported module, the quotient idempotent acts by the original ambient idempotent.
The ambient primitive coordinate and the corresponding coordinate in
the literal support quotient are the same k-vector space.
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The surviving image of an ambient primitive idempotent is primitive in the literal support algebra.
Every surviving primitive projective maps nontrivially to the selected support module itself.
Every surviving primitive injective receives a nonzero map from the selected support module itself.
A surviving primitive projective maps nontrivially to any supported module on which its ambient primitive coordinate is nonzero.
A surviving primitive injective receives a nonzero map from any supported module on which its ambient primitive coordinate is nonzero.
The actual indecomposable-projective coordinate in the chosen support algebra skeleton attached to a supported ambient primitive vertex.
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The Hom dimension from the selected support-projective coordinate is the
ambient p-idempotent coordinate. In particular, this statement is
independent of the arbitrary duplicate-free skeleton chosen for the support
algebra.
A supported indecomposable has the same projective-Hom coordinate before and after passage to the literal support quotient.
At the ambient primitive source selected by D, the support-projective
coordinate is exactly the manuscript's primitive multiplicity.