Admissible locally bounded categories #
This is the manuscript's covering-theoretic admissibility package: local representation-finiteness, directedness of the finite-support module category, and containment of every finite object set in a finite convex full subcategory. Object deletion preserves all three clauses.
The locally bounded structure used throughout the covering argument. Besides skeletality and local endomorphism rings, it records finite support and finite-dimensionality of both covariant representables and coefficient- dual corepresentables.
- skeletal : CategoryTheory.Skeletal C
- finiteCovariantRepresentables (X : C) : IsFiniteDimensionalModule k (linearCoyonedaLinearModule X)
- finiteDualCorepresentables (X : C) : IsFiniteDimensionalModule k (dualLinearYonedaLinearModule X)
- localEndomorphismRings (X : C) : IsLocalRing (CategoryTheory.End X)
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A nonzero nonisomorphism in the base linear category.
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A set of objects is convex when every vertex on a path of nonzero nonisomorphisms between two of its vertices also belongs to it.
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Every finite object set is contained in a finite convex full subcategory, recorded by its object set.
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The exact admissibility package used in the local-deletion and finite-covering arguments.
- locallyBounded : IsLocallyBounded
- locallyRepresentationFinite : IsLocallyRepresentationFinite
- directed : HasAcyclicFiniteModuleNonzeroNonisomorphisms
- finiteConvexNeighborhoods : HasFiniteConvexObjectNeighborhoods
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Locally bounded structure descends to every literal object-deletion quotient.
Finite convex object neighborhoods descend to an object-deletion category.
Every literal object-deletion quotient of an admissible category is again admissible.