Classification of string-arrow cokernels #
For a displayed arrow a : x ⟶ y, the quotient V(a) has the literal
two-step minimal projective presentation
P(x) ⟶ P(y) ⟶ V(a).
Uniqueness of minimal projective covers therefore turns an isomorphism
V(a) ≅ V(b) into an invertible square between the two represented arrow
maps. Passing back through the fully faithful category-algebra realization
and reducing modulo paths of length at least two recovers the displayed
arrow. Thus the Butler--Ringel modules V(a) are pairwise nonisomorphic.
The represented projective morphism induced by a displayed arrow.
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The represented arrow map is killed by the canonical projection onto its cokernel.
The arrow map, corestricted to the categorical kernel of its cokernel projection.
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The represented source projective surjects onto the kernel of the
canonical projection onto V(a).
The represented morphism of a displayed arrow is nonzero.
The induced cover of the kernel is nonzero.
The represented source projective is the projective cover of the first
syzygy of V(a).
The minimal projective cover of the first syzygy of V(a).
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The literal two-step minimal projective presentation
P(x) ⟶ P(y) ⟶ V(a).
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An invertible commuting square between represented arrow maps determines the displayed arrow.
Butler--Ringel's module attached to a displayed arrow.
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Distinct displayed arrows have nonisomorphic Butler--Ringel cokernels.