The finite-string embedding functor #
For a literal string word C, Butler--Ringel's functor S_C replaces every
one-dimensional position of the literal string module by a copy of a supplied
vector space. Concretely, its value at a quiver vertex x is
C.Space x ⊗ V,
and an arrow acts by the literal string arrow map tensored with the identity
of V. Defining this after the string representation has descended through
the relation quotient makes the relation check automatic.
The right module obtained by replacing each position basis line of a
literal string module by a copy of V.
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The coefficient-copy string module evaluates a quotient path by the literal string path map tensored with the identity of the coefficient space.
The scalar-copy string representation as a bundled linear module.
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Replacing each position line by the one-dimensional vector space recovers the literal string module.
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Butler--Ringel's finite-string embedding functor S_C.
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Scalar-copy string modules are finite-dimensional when the coefficient space is finite-dimensional.
The scalar-copy string module bundled in the finite-dimensional module category.
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The finite-dimensional restriction of Butler--Ringel's embedding functor.
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On the one-dimensional coefficient space, the finite embedding functor recovers the literal finite string module.