Module equivalences over strict orbit towers #
A linear equivalence of base categories acts on covariant linear modules by precomposition. If its object map is a literal bijection, this equivalence restricts further to modules with finite object support. Applied to strict orbit-tower flattening, this identifies the linear and finite-dimensional module categories over the two-stage and direct orbit skeletons.
Precomposition with the forward functor of a linear equivalence induces an equivalence from linear modules on the target to linear modules on the source.
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If the forward functor of a linear equivalence has a specified bijective object map, precomposition restricts to an equivalence of finite-dimensional modules with finite literal object support.
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Over finite object types, every literal object support is finite, so an arbitrary linear equivalence of base categories induces an equivalence of finite-dimensional module categories without choosing a bijection of object types.
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Linear modules over the direct strict orbit skeleton are equivalent to linear modules over the two-stage strict orbit skeleton.
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Finite-dimensional modules over the direct strict orbit skeleton are equivalent to finite-dimensional modules over the two-stage strict orbit skeleton.