One-letter extensions of string words #
Appending one signed arrow adds exactly one endpoint occurrence to the word. This file constructs the embedding of all old prefix positions into the extended word and the induced linear inclusion and projection on vertex spaces. These are the coordinate maps underlying the canonical hook and cohook morphisms.
Every old prefix position remains a prefix position after one letter is appended.
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Appending positions is injective.
Every arrow step between old positions remains an arrow step after appending a letter.
Path reachability between old positions is preserved by appending a letter.
The new final occurrence of the appended word.
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A position in the appended word whose index has not passed the old final index comes from a unique old position.
The final endpoint is the only position created by appending one letter.
The new endpoint is not the image of an old position.
Appending a negative letter creates no new arrow output from an old position. The new endpoint is a source for the underlying displayed arrow, not a target of an old basis vector.
After appending a positive letter, the new endpoint has no outgoing displayed-arrow step.
The old-position inclusion on a vertex space.
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The coordinate projection from an appended vertex space onto its old positions. The unique new endpoint basis vector is sent to zero.
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Projection kills a basis position which is not inherited from the old word.
In particular, projection kills the newly appended endpoint.
Projection after inclusion is the identity on every old basis vector.
Projection is a left inverse to the old-position inclusion.
The old-position inclusion is injective.
The old-coordinate projection is surjective.
For a positive appended letter, projection commutes with displayed-arrow action on every inherited basis vector. A possible new target is precisely the appended endpoint and is therefore killed by projection.
For a positive appended letter, projection commutes with displayed-arrow action on every basis vector.
Appending a positive letter makes the old coordinate projection a morphism of quiver representations.
For a negative appended letter, the old-position inclusion commutes with every displayed-arrow action on a basis vector.
Appending a negative letter makes the old coordinate spaces a subrepresentation.
The canonical inclusion associated to a negative one-letter extension, packaged as a morphism of quiver representations.
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The canonical projection associated to a positive one-letter extension, packaged as a morphism of quiver representations.