Iterated endpoint extensions of string modules #
An extension arm records a finite sequence of same-sign letters appended at the right endpoint of a string. Negative arms compose the canonical one-letter inclusions; positive arms compose the canonical one-letter projections in the reverse direction.
A finite sequence of negative letters appended to C.
- base {k Q : Type u} [Field k] [Quiver Q] {R : RelationFamily k Q} {C : Word R} : C.NegativeExtension C
- step {k Q : Type u} [Field k] [Quiver Q] {R : RelationFamily k Q} {C D : Word R} (arm : C.NegativeExtension D) {z : Q} (a : z ⟶ D.target) (h : IsString R (Quiver.Path.comp D.path (Quiver.Hom.toPath (negativeArrow a)))) : C.NegativeExtension (append R D (negativeArrow a) h)
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A negative arm does not change the source vertex.
The ordinary displayed-quiver path traversed by a negative arm, from its new endpoint back to the original endpoint.
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Number of letters in a negative extension arm.
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Reversing the final word exposes the negative arm as a positive ordinary prefix.
The ordinary path of a negative arm occurs positively in the reversed final word.
The ordinary path underlying a negative arm survives the relation quotient.
Any uniform admissibility bound for killed ordinary paths strictly bounds the number of steps in a negative arm.
The endpoint word is longer by exactly the number of arm steps.
Concatenate two negative extension arms.
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Every initial number of steps of a negative arm is represented by a prefix arm, followed by a residual negative arm.
The composite right-module inclusion along a negative extension arm.
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A finite sequence of positive letters appended to C.
- base {k Q : Type u} [Field k] [Quiver Q] {R : RelationFamily k Q} {C : Word R} : C.PositiveExtension C
- step {k Q : Type u} [Field k] [Quiver Q] {R : RelationFamily k Q} {C D : Word R} (arm : C.PositiveExtension D) {z : Q} (a : D.target ⟶ z) (h : IsString R (Quiver.Path.comp D.path (Quiver.Hom.toPath (positiveArrow a)))) : C.PositiveExtension (append R D (positiveArrow a) h)
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A positive arm does not change the source vertex.
The ordinary displayed-quiver path traversed by a positive arm, from the original endpoint to its new endpoint.
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Number of letters in a positive extension arm.
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The positive ordinary path of an arm is a suffix of the final word.
The ordinary path of a positive arm occurs positively in the final word.
The ordinary path underlying a positive arm survives the relation quotient.
Any uniform admissibility bound for killed ordinary paths strictly bounds the number of steps in a positive arm.
The endpoint word is longer by exactly the number of arm steps.
Concatenate two positive extension arms.
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Every initial number of steps of a positive arm is represented by a prefix arm, followed by a residual positive arm.
The composite right-module projection along a positive extension arm.