Irreducible hook and cohook maps in the finite module category #
This file isolates the exact finite-string-sum input needed to turn the raw string-sum factorization theorems into categorical irreducibility. A finite-dimensional module is a finite string sum when its underlying raw functor is isomorphic to a finite biproduct of literal string modules. If every finite-dimensional module has this form, all four canonical hook and cohook maps are irreducible in the finite-dimensional module category.
The right-hook map bundled in the finite-dimensional linear-module category.
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The right-cohook map bundled in the finite-dimensional linear-module category.
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The left-hook map bundled in the finite-dimensional linear-module category.
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The left-cohook map bundled in the finite-dimensional linear-module category.
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Transport the result word of a right cohook along a literal equality.
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Transporting a cohook result agrees with postcomposition by the induced equality isomorphism of finite string modules.
Transport the source word of a right cohook along a literal equality.
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Transporting a cohook source agrees with precomposition by the inverse of the induced equality isomorphism of finite string modules.
A finite-dimensional module is a finite string sum when its underlying raw module is isomorphic to a finite biproduct of literal string modules.
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The exact object-coverage statement needed below: every finite-dimensional module is a finite sum of literal string modules.
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The right-hook factorization clause in the finite-dimensional category, assuming only that this particular intermediate object is a finite string sum.
The right-cohook factorization clause in the finite-dimensional category for one finite-string-sum intermediate object.
The right-hook distinguished-coefficient criterion in the bundled finite-dimensional module category.
The right-cohook distinguished-coefficient criterion in the bundled finite-dimensional module category.
The left-hook factorization clause in the finite-dimensional category for one finite-string-sum intermediate object.
The left-cohook factorization clause in the finite-dimensional category for one finite-string-sum intermediate object.
A radical map with a nonzero coefficient on a distinguished right-hook component is irreducible, provided finite modules are finite string sums.
A radical map with a nonzero coefficient on a distinguished right-cohook component is irreducible, provided finite modules are finite string sums.
Under finite-string-sum coverage, the right-hook projection is an irreducible morphism in the finite-dimensional module category.
Under finite-string-sum coverage, the right-cohook inclusion is an irreducible morphism in the finite-dimensional module category.
Under finite-string-sum coverage, the left-hook projection is an irreducible morphism in the finite-dimensional module category.
Under finite-string-sum coverage, the left-cohook inclusion is an irreducible morphism in the finite-dimensional module category.
Subtracting a scalar multiple of a radical map whose distinguished right-hook coefficient vanishes leaves a nonzero distinguished coefficient, and hence remains irreducible.
The dual coefficient criterion for a right-cohook inclusion.
If two right hooks between the same literal string modules have distinct graph components, every scalar row operation on their maps remains irreducible. This is the coefficient-basis form of the exceptional two-dimensional irreducible space.
If two right cohooks between the same literal string modules have distinct graph components, every scalar row operation on their maps remains irreducible.