Incoming multiplicity from minimal right almost-split maps #
The total incoming-arrow multiplicity at an indecomposable endpoint is the number of indecomposable occurrences in the source of a minimal right almost-split map. Uniqueness of minimal right almost-split maps and finite Krull--Schmidt cancellation make this number independent of the chosen map and decomposition.
A minimal right almost-split map together with an explicit finite indecomposable decomposition of its source and a bound on the number of displayed summands.
- source : C
- map : self.source ⟶ Y
- decomposition : FiniteIndecomposableDecomposition self.source
- rightAlmostSplit : QuotientSubmoduleEquidistribution.IsRightAlmostSplit self.map
- rightMinimal : QuotientSubmoduleEquidistribution.IsRightMinimal self.map
- arity_le : self.decomposition.n ≤ bound
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Enlarge the numerical bound without changing the displayed minimal right almost-split map.
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Transport a bounded right almost-split witness across an isomorphism of its endpoint.
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A short exact sequence whose kernel has local endomorphism ring produces a bounded minimal right almost-split witness as soon as its terminal map is right almost split and its displayed middle decomposition has the required size.
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Two short exact realizations of minimal right almost-split maps with isomorphic endpoints have isomorphic left terms. This is the kernel-level form of uniqueness of minimal right almost-split maps.
The sources of two minimal right almost-split maps to the same endpoint have finite indecomposable decompositions of the same size.
If an additive functor preserves the displayed indecomposable summands and carries a minimal right almost-split map to a minimal right almost-split map, then the displayed source has the same number of occurrences as any minimal right almost-split source at the image endpoint.
If the cokernel of the anti-equivalent image of a minimal right almost-split map has a bounded minimal right almost-split source, then the original displayed source has the same bound. This is the categorical rotation used to transfer a right-mesh arity estimate through coefficient duality.