The path action on a string-arrow right ideal #
Longer surviving continuations factor through shorter ones. This file realizes the intervening path as a matrix coordinate in the finite category algebra and computes its action on the global continuation basis.
The representable transformation induced by an arbitrary displayed path.
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Concatenation of displayed paths becomes composition of the induced representable transformations.
A killed path after the displayed arrow induces the zero composite of representable transformations.
The matrix coordinate of an arbitrary displayed path in the finite category algebra.
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The algebra-linear represented range has the same continuation basis as its coefficient-field-linear realization.
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The explicit represented-range element belonging to one surviving left continuation.
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The explicit continuation element has its path vector at its starting vertex.
The explicit continuation element vanishes in every other starting vertex coordinate.
The transported global basis vector is the explicit matrix-supported continuation element.
The matrix coordinate of the factor between two continuations sends the shorter explicit continuation element to the longer one.
The same path-coordinate action, stated on the transported global basis.
Every longer continuation-basis vector is an algebra multiple of every shorter one.
A path coordinate whose target does not match the starting vertex of a continuation kills its basis vector.
When the concatenated path is killed after the arrow, the matching path coordinate kills the continuation basis vector.
A path coordinate acts on any continuation basis vector either by zero or by the basis vector of the surviving concatenation.
An arbitrary path coordinate acts on a continuation basis vector either by zero or by a basis vector whose length increases by the path length.
The subspace spanned by continuation-basis vectors of length at least
m.
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A continuation-basis vector belongs to every length tail below its length.
Requiring a larger minimum length gives a smaller tail.
A length tail beyond every surviving continuation is zero.
Admissibility makes one sufficiently deep continuation-length tail zero.
Acting by a path coordinate raises the length tail by the length of the path.
A category-algebra scalar is positive on an arrow module when it raises every continuation-length tail by one.
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A positive-length path coordinate raises every length tail.
Zero raises every length tail.
Sums of tail-raising scalars still raise tails.
A finite sum of tail-raising scalars raises tails.
Multiplying a tail-raising scalar by a field scalar preserves the tail-raising property.
A strictly longer continuation is obtained from a shorter one by a tail-raising scalar.
The nth power of a tail-raising scalar raises length by n.
A tail-raising scalar acts locally nilpotently on each continuation-basis vector.
After selecting a nonzero shortest coordinate of a vector, all remaining coordinates are produced from that basis vector by one tail-raising scalar.
A nonzero shortest basis coordinate and its vector generate one another under the category-algebra action.
Every nonzero represented arrow-module vector is mutually cyclic with its shortest continuation-basis vector.
The represented range of a string arrow is a uniserial module over the opposite finite category algebra.
The literal principal right ideal generated by a string arrow is uniserial.