Cokernels of arrows in a string category algebra #
For a displayed arrow a : x ⟶ y, Butler--Ringel's module V(a) is the
quotient of the represented projective at y by the submodule generated by
a. This file packages that quotient literally and records its first local
properties: the arrow-generated submodule lies in the projective radical, so
the quotient retains the simple top and is indecomposable.
The submodule of the represented target projective generated by a displayed arrow.
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Butler--Ringel's arrow-indexed module V(a), retained in the finitely
generated module category.
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The canonical projection from the represented target projective to
V(a).
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The canonical projection onto V(a), bundled in the finitely generated
module category.
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An arrow-generated submodule is one summand of the represented projective's radical.
The branch killed in V(a) is nonzero.
The represented target projective has simple top.
The branch killed in V(a) is a proper submodule of its represented
projective.
Quotienting a represented projective by one arrow-generated branch preserves its simple top.
The canonical projection onto V(a) is surjective.
The bundled canonical projection onto V(a) is epic.
The kernel of the canonical projection onto V(a) is precisely the
arrow-generated branch.
The canonical projection onto V(a) is nonzero.
The canonical projective epimorphism onto V(a) is right minimal.
The represented target projective and its canonical quotient map form
the minimal projective presentation of V(a).
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Every arrow-indexed cokernel V(a) is nonzero.
Every arrow-indexed cokernel V(a) is indecomposable.
An arrow-indexed cokernel V(a) is not projective. Otherwise its
canonical quotient would split, decomposing the indecomposable represented
target projective into the nonzero arrow range and a nonzero complement.