String representations as finite-dimensional linear modules #
The canonical position-basis representation of a string word was initially constructed as a raw functor. This file records that it is additive and linear, bundles it in the finite-dimensional module category, and exhibits a canonical nonzero coordinate. These are the ambient categorical interfaces needed by finite string reconstruction and the almost-split sequences.
The right-module realization preserves addition of morphisms.
The right-module realization preserves coefficient-field scalars.
The canonical string representation, bundled as a linear module.
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The string representation is nonzero at its source endpoint.
A string representation over a finite displayed quiver is pointwise finite-dimensional and has finite support.
The canonical string representation, bundled as a finite-dimensional linear module.