Extracting graph components from string-map factorizations #
A nonzero coefficient of a composite selects an intermediate position where both factor coefficients are nonzero. The two coefficient components through that position have product coefficient exactly one: partial-bijection uniqueness leaves no second intermediate position and hence no characteristic-dependent cancellation. Full input or output support of a selected output component then transfers to the corresponding factor component.
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A nonzero coefficient of an arbitrary composite has an intermediate position at which both factor coefficients are nonzero.
Component basis maps whose supports meet at one intermediate position have composite coefficient one at the induced outside pair.
A nonzero coefficient of a product of two graph-component basis maps has an intermediate position supported by both components.
From a nonzero coefficient of an arbitrary composite, select one component from each factor whose basis-map product has coefficient exactly one at the same outside position.
Full source support of an output component transfers to the first factor component whenever their product is nonzero on the output component.
Full target support of an output component transfers to the second factor component whenever their product is nonzero on the output component.
A factorization of one graph-basis map selects a pair of factor components with coefficient one on the output component. Any full support of the output transfers to the corresponding selected factor.
A factorization of a right hook projection through a literal string module selects a second factor component with full target support.
A factorization of a right cohook inclusion through a literal string module selects a first factor component with full source support.
A factorization of a left hook projection through a literal string module selects a second factor component with full target support.
A factorization of a left cohook inclusion through a literal string module selects a first factor component with full source support.