Arity bounds for literal string almost-split sequences #
The Butler--Ringel boundary complexes have either one literal string in the middle or a binary biproduct of literal strings. This file records their displayed indecomposable decompositions and packages the resulting minimal right almost-split maps with the uniform bound two.
A literal finite string module, displayed as its one indecomposable summand.
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A binary biproduct of literal finite string modules, displayed as its two indecomposable summands.
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A positive two-hook boundary square gives a minimal right almost-split map whose source has two displayed string summands.
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The unary pure-positive boundary complex gives a minimal right almost-split map with one displayed string summand.
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The usual pure-positive endpoint hypothesis specializes the unary result-peak witness.
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The reversed pure-negative unary sequence has the same one-summand middle bound after returning its endpoint to the original word.
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A left cohook deletion and a right hook give a two-summand minimal right almost-split source at the original string.
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A right cohook deletion and a left hook give the reversed two-summand minimal right almost-split source at the original string.
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Two compatible cohook deletions give a two-summand minimal right almost-split source at the original string.
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Every nonprojective literal finite string module admits a minimal right almost-split map whose source is displayed as at most two indecomposable literal string modules.