The additive-generator Auslander equivalence #
For an object G in an idempotent-complete additive category, the
representable functor Hom(G,-) identifies add(G) with the additive retract
closure of the regular representable module Hom(G,G).
This is the exact generic foundation needed for Iyama's minimal realization in the magnitude campaign. It is a bounded adaptation of the corresponding core in the clean equidistribution formalization; no OP-conjecture module or classification layer is imported.
The object property add(G).
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A finite additive generator has top additive closure.
Replace the generator in a finite additive presentation by an isomorphic one.
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The additive closure is invariant under isomorphic generators.
Binary biproducts of objects in add(G) remain in add(G).
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Object-property form of closure of add(G) under binary biproducts.
The representable module functor on add(G). Mathlib uses left module
categories, so the scalar ring is (End G)ᵐᵒᵖ.
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A module map out of a representable object coming from add(G) is
represented by a categorical morphism, even when the target object need not
belong to add(G).
Hom(G,-) is full on add(G).
Hom(G,-) is faithful on add(G).
Bundled full faithfulness of the representable functor on add(G).
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The regular left (End G)ᵐᵒᵖ-module is the self-representable module
Hom(G,G).
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The self-representable module is projective over the opposite endomorphism ring.
Every represented object from add(G) lies in the additive closure of
the regular representable module.
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Hom(G,-) with its target restricted to the additive closure of the
regular representable module.
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The target-restricted representable functor is fully faithful.
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Idempotent completeness makes the target-restricted representable functor essentially surjective.
The additive Auslander equivalence.
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The object property of finitely generated projective modules.
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A module is a retract of a finite power of the regular module exactly when it is finitely generated and projective.
The additive closure of the regular module is the finitely generated projective locus.
The additive closure of Hom(G,G) is the finitely generated projective
module locus over (End G)ᵐᵒᵖ.
A finitely generated projective module over the opposite endomorphism
ring is represented by an object of add(G).
The additive Auslander equivalence with the conventional finitely generated projective target.
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If G generates the whole category, the source of the additive
Auslander equivalence can be written as the ambient category.