Middle-support quotient algebras #
For a basic algebra, choose its complete primitive idempotents in the same indexing as the indecomposable projective labels of the right-module skeleton. The support algebra of a module is the quotient which kills the sum of the complementary primitive idempotents. Its module category is the full exact subcategory of modules supported on the chosen vertices, exactly as in Appendix A of the frozen manuscript.
The quotient is constructed on the left-module side over Aᵐᵒᵖ and then
opposed back to a right-module algebra. This makes the side convention
literal and avoids identifying the support quotient with the generally
different corner algebra.
A complete primitive-idempotent presentation indexed by the literal
indecomposable projective labels of S. The last field fixes the indexing:
the right ideal generated by the idempotent at p is represented by p.
- idempotent : S.ProjectiveLabel → A
- complete : CompleteOrthogonalIdempotents self.idempotent
- primitive (p : S.ProjectiveLabel) : PrimitiveIdempotentData (self.idempotent p)
- sourceLabel (p : S.ProjectiveLabel) : S.primitiveSourceProjectiveLabel ⋯ = p
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The presentation identifies each chosen primitive right ideal with its literal ambient projective label.
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The sum of the primitive idempotents outside the projective support of
X.
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The complementary sum is an idempotent.
A primitive idempotent acts by zero on a module exactly when its projective label is absent from the module's support.
If the projective support of M lies in that of X, then the
complementary idempotent of X annihilates M.
On the left-module side, the support ideal is generated by the opposite of the complementary idempotent.
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Every omitted primitive idempotent belongs to the ideal generated by the complementary idempotent.
Every module whose support lies in that of X is annihilated by the
support ideal.
The literal quotient ring whose left modules are the right A-modules
supported on X.
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The same support quotient, oriented as a right-module algebra.
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Representation-finiteness descends from the ambient algebra to the literal support quotient.
The duplicate-free finite indecomposable right-module skeleton of the support quotient.
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A supported ambient right module, regarded literally as a left module
over the quotient of Aᵐᵒᵖ.
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The full subcategory of ambient finitely generated right modules whose
projective support lies in that of X.
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The manuscript's full subcategory of modules supported on X.
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The quotient-module construction does not change the underlying
finite-dimensional k-vector space.
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Restricting the quotient action recovers the original ambient right module, by the identity map on its underlying carrier.
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Every ambient morphism between modules supported on X is linear over
the support quotient. This is the fullness part of the manuscript's
"full exact subcategory" assertion.
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The quotient object bundled in the finitely generated module category.
Finite generation follows from finite-dimensionality over k.
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Passage from the supported full subcategory to finitely generated modules over the literal support quotient.
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Inflate a finitely generated quotient module to an ambient finitely
generated right A-module.
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Inflation from the support quotient lands in the supported full subcategory.
Inflation along the quotient map, with its image bundled in the supported full subcategory.
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Restricting a supported quotient object returns its original ambient module. This is the unit component of the support equivalence.
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Applying the quotient action to an inflated quotient module returns the original quotient module.
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Finitely generated modules over the literal support quotient are
equivalent to the full subcategory of ambient modules supported on X.
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The middle term of a chosen nonprojective right almost-split sequence, as an object of its own supported full subcategory.
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The endpoint of the sequence lies in the middle-support subcategory.
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The chosen right almost-split map, restricted to the full subcategory supported on its middle term.
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Restriction to the middle-support full subcategory preserves the right almost-split property.
The restricted right almost-split map remains right minimal.
The supported right almost-split map, transported to finitely generated
modules over the literal quotient of Aᵐᵒᵖ.
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The transported quotient map is right almost split.
The transported quotient map is right minimal.
Reorientation from left modules over the quotient of Aᵐᵒᵖ to
right modules over the support algebra.
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The same reorientation on literal finitely generated module categories.
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The paper's supported full subcategory, identified directly with finitely generated right modules over the support algebra.
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A supported ambient module, bundled as a finitely generated right module over the support algebra.
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An epimorphism in the supported full subcategory is an epimorphism in the ambient finitely generated module category. This follows by transporting it to the literal quotient category, where epimorphisms are the surjective module maps; the support functor does not change the underlying function.
A projective ambient module supported on X remains projective over the
literal support quotient.
The chosen right almost-split map transported all the way to finitely generated right modules over the support algebra.
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The support-algebra map is right almost split.
The support-algebra map is right minimal.
A supported ambient right module, now oriented as a right module over the support algebra.
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Reorientation likewise preserves the underlying k-vector space.
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A supported ambient finite module remains finite-dimensional over k
after passage to the support algebra.
If the ambient supported module is indecomposable, so is the quotient module before reorientation.
Indecomposability is also preserved after orienting the quotient object as a right module over the support algebra.
The exact finite-indecomposable package needed to select the corresponding vertex of the support-algebra skeleton.
The chosen label of a supported indecomposable in the duplicate-free skeleton of the support algebra.
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The selected support-algebra label represents the supported module.
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The selected support-algebra label represents the supported module in the literal finitely generated category.
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Every displayed indecomposable summand of the chosen right almost-split middle term is supported on that middle term.
The support-algebra skeleton label representing the endpoint of the chosen sequence.
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The support-algebra skeleton label representing the translated source of the chosen sequence.
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The support-algebra skeleton label representing a displayed middle summand.
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The quotient endpoint is the finitely generated skeleton object at its selected label.
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The quotient translated source is the finitely generated skeleton object at its selected label.
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Each displayed quotient middle summand is the finitely generated skeleton object at its selected label.
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Postcompose the transported map with the selected endpoint isomorphism, so that it ends at the literal object of the support-algebra skeleton.
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The skeleton-targeted support-algebra map remains right almost split.
The skeleton-targeted support-algebra map remains right minimal.
The actual transported sequence, bundled as a minimal right almost-split decomposition at the selected support-algebra endpoint.