Grid refinement of the two endpoint-word filtrations #
For opposite endpoint polarizations, Ringel refines the left word interval by the right word filtration. This file first identifies one resulting grid quotient with the already defined pair detector, by a canonical natural linear equivalence.
Lower endpoint of the grid interval obtained by refining L with R.
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Upper endpoint of the grid interval obtained by refining L with R.
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The lower grid endpoint as a subspace of its upper endpoint.
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One successive quotient in Ringel's two-filtration grid.
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On the pair numerator, membership in the pair denominator is equivalent to membership in the lower grid endpoint. This is the elementwise modular law underlying Ringel's quotient formula.
Inclusion of the pair numerator into the upper grid endpoint.
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The pair denominator maps into the lower grid endpoint.
Canonical map from the pair detector to its grid realization.
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Canonical equivalence from a pair detector to its grid quotient.
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Ringel's grid quotient, oriented toward the existing pair detector.
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A module morphism preserves lower grid endpoints.
A module morphism preserves upper grid endpoints.
Map induced by a module morphism on one grid quotient.
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The canonical pair-to-grid map commutes with module morphisms.
The grid-to-pair equivalence is natural under module morphisms.
Pairs of oppositely polarized endpoint words, in lexicographic order.
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The finite grid-word family in canonical lexicographic enumeration.
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The ith pair of endpoint words in lexicographic grid order.
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Grid intervals avoid one another in lexicographic pair order.
Every nonzero vector belongs to one of the finite grid intervals.
Cumulative upper endpoints before a cut in lexicographic grid order.
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The finite lexicographic grid filtration at one displayed vertex.
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Every module morphism preserves the finite grid filtrations.