Finite indecomposable skeletons over orbit towers #
An additive equivalence of finite-dimensional module categories transports a duplicate-free complete indecomposable skeleton without changing its label type. The strict orbit-tower module equivalence therefore gives the two-stage quotient a skeleton with exactly the direct quotient's coordinates.
Transport a finite complete indecomposable skeleton along an additive equivalence of finite-dimensional module categories.
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Incoming right-mesh arity is preserved when a finite indecomposable skeleton is transported along an additive equivalence.
The finite-right-tau projectivity predicate is preserved when a finite indecomposable skeleton is transported along an additive equivalence.
Right-tau local density is preserved labelwise under transport of the finite indecomposable skeleton along an additive equivalence.
Transporting a complete finite indecomposable skeleton along an additive equivalence preserves its Auslander--Reiten surplus.
Any two complete indecomposable skeletons related by an additive equivalence of finite-dimensional module categories have the same Auslander--Reiten surplus.
Transport a direct strict-orbit indecomposable skeleton to the two-stage strict orbit tower, retaining the same finite label type.
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Transport through the strict orbit-tower equivalence preserves the right-tau local density at every retained skeleton label.
Every complete indecomposable skeleton on the two-stage strict orbit has the same total right-tau local density as every complete skeleton on the direct strict orbit.