Concrete level slices in a directed primitive factor #
Ringel standardness supplies the literal factor path grading, and the primitive poset-space realization concentrates every surviving indecomposable in one degree. This file removes the former presentation parameter from that grading and records the finite level fibers used by the translation recurrence.
The concrete path-length grading on the literal factor skeleton.
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The intrinsic level of a surviving indecomposable in the concrete standard factor grading.
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The length of the concrete grading is the level of the distinguished sink.
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Every surviving indecomposable lies at or below the distinguished sink.
The source is the unique vertex at level zero.
The distinguished sink is the unique vertex at the top level.
Every factor irreducible raises the concrete level by exactly one.
Every occurrence in the chosen right-mesh middle decomposition lies exactly one level below its endpoint.
An official arrow multiplicity can be nonzero only between adjacent concrete levels.
Nonzero official arrow multiplicity forces adjacent levels.
Positive Auslander--Reiten translation lowers the concrete level by two.
The official factor-arrow multiplicities satisfy translation across a mesh.
Every vertex at level one is tau-projective.
The finite type of vertices in one concrete level slice.
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Tau-projective vertices in one level.
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Non-tau-projective vertices in one level.
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Tau-injective vertices in one level.
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Non-tau-injective vertices in one level.
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Negative translation identifies the noninjective vertices at level j
with the nonprojective vertices two levels later.
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A tau-projective vertex other than the distinguished source has exactly one incoming official arrow occurrence.
A tau-injective vertex other than the distinguished sink has exactly one outgoing official arrow occurrence.
Summing arrows into a vertex at level j+1 may be restricted to sources
at level j.
Summing arrows out of a vertex at level j may be restricted to targets
at level j+1.
Number of surviving indecomposables in a concrete level slice.
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Number of tau-projective vertices in one level.
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Number of tau-injective vertices in one level.
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Total official arrow multiplicity between two adjacent concrete levels.
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The categorical translation equivalence gives the exact vertex part of the manuscript's pruning/translation/attachment recurrence.
The official arrow counts satisfy the manuscript's pruning/translation/attachment recurrence.
The first adjacent slice has the tree edge count: each level-one vertex is projective and has exactly one incoming arrow from the unique source.
Every adjacent concrete level slice has the edge count of a tree.