Incoming AR multiplicity at string projectives #
The projective-boundary minimal right almost-split map has source the Jacobson radical. For a string presentation that radical has one indecomposable uniserial summand for every displayed arrow ending at the vertex. Hence the incoming Auslander--Reiten arity at the corresponding projective is the literal incoming-arrow count.
A represented canonical projective is nonzero, witnessed by its trivial path basis vector.
A represented canonical projective is categorically projective.
The ordinary module endomorphism ring of a represented canonical projective is local.
A represented canonical projective is indecomposable.
The literal inclusion of the represented projective's radical.
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The radical inclusion at a represented string projective is right almost split.
The radical inclusion at a represented string projective is right minimal.
The represented canonical projective is the chosen skeleton object at its unique label.
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The unique indecomposable-projective label corresponding to a displayed vertex.
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An isomorphism between represented canonical projectives remembers the displayed vertex.
Distinct displayed vertices have distinct projective labels.
Every indecomposable projective label is represented by a displayed vertex.
Displayed vertices are equivalent to the projective labels of any duplicate-free module skeleton.
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The incoming AR arity at the projective represented by y is the
number of displayed quiver arrows ending at y.
Incoming right-mesh arity is at most two at every projective string module as well: the radical of its represented vertex projective has one indecomposable summand for each displayed incoming arrow.
The literal type of all displayed arrows, grouped by their target vertex.
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The manuscript's ell: the total incoming AR-arrow multiplicity at
indecomposable projective targets.
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The generic finite-tau projective incoming count is the same sum as the string-projective target count, merely indexed by the tau-projective subtype instead of structured projective labels.
For a string presentation, the number of AR arrows ending at projective modules is the number of displayed quiver arrows.
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Under the two-middle bound, the AR surplus of a representation-finite
string presentation is E₁ - |Q₁|. This is the exact numerical reduction
used in the frozen manuscript before the Butler--Ringel bijection identifies
the two terms.