One-middle algebra meshes as literal unary boundaries #
Coefficient duality turns the selected right almost-split map at an algebra skeleton object into a left almost-split monomorphism. Rotating across its cokernel produces a literal right almost-split problem. When the original mesh has one middle occurrence, literal boundary classification gives a unary boundary, while uniqueness of kernels identifies its kernel word with the coefficient dual of the original endpoint.
Literal data extracted from a one-middle mesh of the quotient-category algebra skeleton. Its kernel word represents the coefficient dual of the original algebra endpoint.
- word : StringWord.Word P.relations
- boundary : StringWord.Word.FiniteUnaryBoundary P self.word
- dualEndpointIso : (P.finiteCategoryDualModuleIndecomposableSkeleton T).obj i ≅ self.boundary.kernelWord.finiteRightModule ⋯
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Every one-middle mesh on the algebra skeleton rotates to a literal unary Butler--Ringel boundary.
A chosen literal unary boundary representing a one-middle algebra mesh.
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Send a one-middle algebra mesh to the central displayed arrow of its chosen literal unary boundary.
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Distinct one-middle meshes have distinct chosen central arrows. Equality of arrows gives equality of their canonical kernel words, hence an isomorphism between the corresponding objects of the coefficient-dual skeleton.