Numerical assembly of the Butler--Ringel correspondence #
The arrow-cokernel construction gives an injective map from displayed quiver
arrows to one-middle meshes. Literal unary boundary classification gives an
injective map in the reverse direction. Finite cardinality therefore makes
the arrow-cokernel map surjective. Together with the two-middle bound, this
proves E₁ = |Q₁| and vanishing of the Auslander--Reiten surplus.
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The Butler--Ringel arrow-cokernel map is surjective. Its proved injectivity and the injective reverse choice of a unary-boundary arrow force equality of the two finite cardinalities.
The displayed-arrow/one-middle-mesh Butler--Ringel equivalence.
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The converse Butler--Ringel classification gives the manuscript's count
E₁ = |Q₁|.
The exact string-algebra numerical endpoint: literal boundary classification and the two-middle bound force the quotient-algebra Auslander--Reiten surplus to vanish.