Coherent trajectories along a string word #
A trajectory assigns an ambient-module vector to every position of a string word. Membership records a source-subspace condition and compatibility along every displayed word edge. Thus all position maps obtained from one linear section of the trajectory space are coherent by construction, rather than by comparison of separately chosen path lifts.
The two arrows entering an internal peak from its adjacent word positions are distinct.
The two arrows leaving an internal valley toward its adjacent word positions are distinct.
A reversed positive path occurring literally between two word prefixes gives reachability by that ordinary path in the displayed arrow direction.
A vector in the ambient module at every total position of a word.
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The source endpoint regarded as a total word position.
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The target endpoint regarded as a total word position.
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Trajectories which start in U and satisfy the ambient-module arrow
equation along every edge displayed by the word.
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Evaluation of a coherent trajectory at a total word position.
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Evaluation at a position over a specified displayed vertex.
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Position evaluation respects every displayed arrow step by definition of the trajectory submodule.
Position evaluation respects every ordinary path realized monotonically along the word.
The value of a coherent trajectory at each prefix belongs to the
subspace obtained by transporting U along that prefix.
Terminal evaluation from the trajectory submodule.
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Every terminal value of a coherent trajectory lies in the full transported subspace.
Terminal evaluation with its codomain restricted to the full transported subspace.
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Extend a position family across one appended letter by retaining all old values and assigning a specified value to the unique new endpoint.
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A total position of an appended word which is not inherited from the old word is its unique new target position.
Extending a coherent trajectory across a positive letter preserves coherence when the new endpoint value is the arrow image of the old terminal value.
Extending a coherent trajectory across a negative letter preserves coherence when the old terminal value is the arrow image of the new endpoint value.
Surjectivity of coherent terminal evaluation is preserved by appending a positive letter.
Surjectivity of coherent terminal evaluation is preserved by appending a negative letter.
For a length-zero word, coherent terminal evaluation is the identity on the chosen source subspace.
Path-inductive form of surjectivity of coherent terminal evaluation.
Coherent terminal evaluation is onto the transported subspace for every finite string word.
A single chosen linear section of terminal evaluation into coherent trajectories.
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The coherent trajectory section has the requested terminal value.
The coherent linear lift from the full transported subspace to one word position.
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Coherent position lifts respect every arrow step displayed by the word.
Coherent position lifts respect every ordinary path realized monotonically along the word.
At the terminal position, the coherent lift recovers the given transported vector.
Coherent detector-class evaluation at one position of the detector word. All position maps factor through the same trajectory section.
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Bilinear evaluation of a string-space vector and a detector class by the coherent position lifts.
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Evaluation from the coefficient-copy string space to the ambient module at one quiver vertex.
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If a word begins with an inverse arrow, then an additional outgoing inverse either extends the whole string or closes a monomial relation against an incoming path realized by the initial inverse arm.
If a word begins with an ordinary outgoing arrow, every distinct outgoing arrow gives a compatible inverse extension at the source boundary.
At an internal word position, every ordinary arrow not displayed out of that position forms a zero two-arrow path with some displayed incoming arrow. Peaks use uniqueness of a left continuation, valleys use the degree-two bound, and the two mixed orientations use uniqueness of a right continuation.
Detector position maps respect every arrow step displayed by the word.
An incoming displayed path annihilates every outgoing arrow whose concatenation with that path is a relation.
Every non-displayed outgoing arrow kills the coherent detector value at an internal word position.
Membership in an upper boundary subspace is exactly the vanishing needed for any witnessed compatible outgoing inverse extension.
A witnessed compatible outgoing inverse extension kills the coherent detector value at the source endpoint.
A witnessed compatible outgoing inverse extension of the opposite trivial word kills the coherent detector value at the target endpoint.
Every non-displayed outgoing arrow kills the coherent detector value at the source endpoint. A failed inverse extension contributes its exact initial monomial relation; a successful extension is killed by the source upper boundary. For a trivial word the two endpoint polarizations partition all outgoing arrows.
Every non-displayed outgoing arrow kills the coherent detector value at the target endpoint. The opposite trivial upper boundary handles every surviving or distinct outgoing continuation; a zero continuation is killed by the incoming-path relation.
The coherent detector position maps satisfy the zero equation for every ordinary arrow not displayed out of the given word position.
Tensor evaluation intertwines one ordinary arrow on every position-basis pure tensor.
Tensor evaluation intertwines one ordinary arrow on an arbitrary pure tensor.
The tensor evaluation maps satisfy the quiver-arrow naturality square.
The tensor evaluation maps satisfy naturality along every ordinary quiver path.
Path naturality written directly for the descended coefficient-copy string module and the ambient bound-quiver module.
The same path square with source and target retained as arbitrary objects of the free linear path category.
Tensor evaluation is natural for every morphism before passage from the free linear path category to the bound-path quotient.
The coherent trajectory evaluation is an actual morphism from the coefficient-copy string module to the ambient bound-quiver module.
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Objectwise Butler--Ringel evaluation
S_C(F_C(N)) → N, bundled in the category of linear modules.