Biserial objects #
This file packages the simple-top form of biseriality intrinsically in the subobject lattice of an abelian category. The formulation is designed to be transported through categorical equivalences, without retaining coordinates from a category algebra.
An object is biserial when its unique maximal subobject is the join of two chains whose intersection is zero or simple.
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Intrinsic biseriality is invariant under an order isomorphism of subobject lattices.
Intrinsic biseriality is invariant under isomorphism.
An equivalence sends biserial objects to biserial objects.
Biseriality of the image under an equivalence reflects to the source.
Intrinsic biseriality in an ambient abelian category restricts to a full abelian subcategory closed under subobjects.
Intrinsic biseriality in a full abelian subcategory closed under subobjects also holds in the ambient category.
A biserial module with simple top is intrinsically biserial as an object of the module category.
A biserial finitely generated module with simple top is intrinsically biserial in the finitely generated module category.
Intrinsic biseriality of a module-category object recovers the usual module-theoretic biserial decomposition.
Intrinsic biseriality in the finitely generated module category recovers the usual biserial decomposition of the underlying module.