Irreducible double-cohook boundary sequences #
Both generic negative boundaries in the double-cohook square are upgraded to literal maximal cohooks by the sign-preserving replay construction.
Replay the right cohook after deleting the left cohook prefix.
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The shortened core carries a literal maximal right cohook to the other middle word.
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The certified double-cohook corner rules out reversal of its two middle words.
Replay the original left cohook after reversing the restricted right cohook word.
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The other middle word carries a literal maximal left cohook to the common corner.
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The double-cohook square rebuilt from four literal maximal cohooks.
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The common corner of the rebuilt double-cohook square is the prescribed corner word.
The four-maximal-cohook complex in the finite-dimensional module category.
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In the literal repeated-middle case, the two base cohook components make the first differential irreducible.
In the literal repeated-middle case, the two corner cohook components make the second differential irreducible.
The two base cohook maps assemble to an irreducible first differential when the two middle string modules are nonisomorphic.
The two corner cohook maps assemble to an irreducible second differential in the distinct-middle case.
In the distinct-middle case, the literal finite double-cohook complex is short exact.
In the literal repeated-middle case, the finite double-cohook complex is short exact.
The first differential of the double-cohook complex is irreducible without a middle-summand case hypothesis.
The second differential of the double-cohook complex is irreducible without a middle-summand case hypothesis.
The finite double-cohook complex is short exact without a middle-summand case hypothesis. Detector classification gives literal equality or reversal of the middle words, and reducedness of the common corner excludes reversal.
The right cohook reattachment in the manuscript's pair of deletion inputs, transported to the literal result of the left reattachment.
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The finite four-maximal-cohook complex in the manuscript's two-deletion input form.
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The first differential in the two-deletion input form is irreducible.
The second differential in the two-deletion input form is irreducible.
Two cohook deletions give the literal finite short exact double-cohook sequence, including the repeated-middle case.