Full-support string graph components #
The constant-slope interval normal form gives exact endpoint displacement for a component which covers a whole source or target word. In particular, full source support forces the source word no longer than the target word, full target support gives the opposite inequality, and two-sided full support forces equal word lengths.
A component covering its complete source word embeds the source position line as one increasing or decreasing interval in the target word.
Full source support forces the source word no longer than the target word.
A component covering its complete target word embeds the target position line as one increasing or decreasing interval in the source word.
Full target support forces the target word no longer than the source word.
A component with full support on both words connects words of equal length.
At equal word length, full target support already covers the complete source word.
At equal word length, full source support already covers the complete target word.
The unique source position supported below a given target position of a full-output-support component.
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The selected input position belongs to the component.
The selected input is the only input supported below the given target position.
A component's selected input-position map is injective.
The unique target position supported above a given source position of a full-input-support component.
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The selected output position belongs to the component.
The selected output is the only output supported above the given source position.
A component's selected output-position map is injective.
Full output support makes the selected output-position map surjective.
Two-sided full support gives a position equivalence on every displayed vertex.
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On a source basis position, a full-input component indicator is the single target basis vector selected above it.
With two-sided full support, the component indicator linear map is the coordinate permutation induced by the position equivalence.
A graph-component basis map with full support on both words is an isomorphism of right modules.
The inverse of a two-sided full-support component map is the inverse coordinate permutation at every displayed vertex.
Postcomposing with the inverse full-support component map turns its selected coefficient into the corresponding diagonal coefficient.
Any string-module morphism with a nonzero coefficient on a two-sided full-support component is an isomorphism.