Almost-split sequences ending in string-arrow cokernels #
For a displayed arrow a : x ⟶ y, the Auslander--Reiten translate of
V(a) is the kernel of νP(x) ⟶ νP(y). The source projective P(x)
is indecomposable, hence its Nakayama image is an indecomposable injective
with simple socle. The nonzero Nakayama kernel therefore also has simple
socle. This is the homological input for proving that the almost-split
middle term of V(a) is indecomposable.
The Nakayama kernel associated to P(x) ⟶ P(y) ⟶ V(a) has
simple socle.
The Nakayama kernel associated to a displayed arrow is indecomposable as a module.
The chosen complete-skeleton label of an arrow cokernel.
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The literal arrow cokernel represented by its selected skeleton label.
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The selected nonprojective skeleton label represented by a displayed arrow cokernel.
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The selected Auslander--Reiten source ending at an arrow cokernel has simple socle.
Some displayed left component of the chosen Auslander--Reiten sequence ending at an arrow cokernel is monic.
The middle term of the chosen right almost-split sequence ending at an arrow cokernel has a unique displayed indecomposable summand.
The chosen right almost-split middle term ending at an arrow cokernel,
reindexed as a Fin-indexed indecomposable decomposition.
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Every displayed arrow contributes a one-summand right Auslander--Reiten middle term.
The one-middle mesh selected by the Butler--Ringel arrow cokernel.
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Distinct displayed arrows select distinct one-middle meshes. This is the injective half of the Butler--Ringel correspondence, expressed on the chosen finite indecomposable skeleton.
The displayed-arrow family gives a lower bound for the number of one-middle meshes.