Almost-split morphisms under equivalence #
An ordinary categorical equivalence preserves right and left almost-split morphisms and their minimality. The proof uses essential surjectivity to pull an arbitrary test object back across the equivalence and full faithfulness to reflect splittings.
This is the covariant companion of the anti-equivalence argument in
QuotientSubmoduleEquidistribution.RepresentationTheory.AlmostSplitDuality;
only the two transport lemmas required by the support-algebra passage are
included here.
A right almost-split morphism remains right almost split after applying an equivalence.
Right almost-splitness is reflected by a fully faithful functor.
Right almost-splitness is reflected by an equivalence.
A left almost-split morphism remains left almost split after applying an equivalence.
Left almost-splitness is reflected by a fully faithful functor.
Left almost-splitness is reflected by an equivalence.
Postcomposition by an isomorphism preserves left almost-splitness.
Right minimality is preserved after applying an equivalence.
Left minimality is preserved after applying an equivalence.