Module maps carried by boundary-free coefficient components #
Every boundary-free equality component in the coefficient constraint graph defines a morphism between the corresponding string modules: put coefficient one on the component and zero elsewhere. Naturality is exactly the statement that matched-step edges carry equal coefficients and unmatched boundaries carry coefficient zero.
The scalar indicator of one generated coefficient component.
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The position-basis vector whose coordinates are the indicator of one coefficient component above a fixed source position.
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Extend a component indicator linearly from the source position basis.
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Adjoining one equality edge does not change membership in the generated coefficient component.
The component indicator commutes with one displayed arrow on a source basis vector.
The component-indicator linear maps commute with every displayed arrow.
A boundary-free component indicator is a morphism of the underlying quiver representations.
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In the opposite-module realization, a component indicator has the reversed natural-transformation direction.
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Descend a component indicator through the monomial relation quotient.
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The right-module morphism whose matrix is the indicator of a boundary-free coefficient component.
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The coefficient matrix of the component map is exactly the indicator of the selected component.
The selected component map has coefficient one at its root.