Subspace transport along signed paths #
The Butler--Ringel detecting functors propagate subspaces of a quiver representation along strings. Traversing an ordinary arrow takes the image of a subspace; traversing its formal inverse takes the preimage. This file packages that operation for the right-module convention of the bound path category and proves its elementary path calculus.
The displayed linear map of an ordinary quiver arrow on a raw right module over the bound path category.
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The displayed linear map of an ordinary quiver path on a raw right module over the bound path category.
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Path action respects path concatenation in the displayed direction.
Appending one arrow to a path appends its displayed module action.
Transport a subspace across one signed arrow. A positive arrow acts by direct image; a negative arrow acts by preimage under the corresponding ordinary-arrow map.
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Transport a subspace along a signed path, applying its signed arrows from left to right.
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Transport along a one-arrow path is transport across that signed arrow.
Signed-arrow transport is monotone in the input subspace.
A module morphism carries signed-arrow transport into the corresponding transport of the image subspace. The statement is an inclusion because preimages along a negative arrow need not commute with a noninvertible module morphism.
Signed-path transport is monotone in the input subspace.
A module morphism carries signed-path transport into the transport of the image subspace.
Transport along a composite signed path is iterated transport.