Uniserial essential extensions #
A simple essential subobject is contained in every nonzero subobject. Hence, if the quotient by that subobject is uniserial, the whole object is uniserial. This is the categorical induction step for an ascending socle series.
The inclusion of the first quotient in the quotient by a composite monomorphism.
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Collapsing the two successive quotients by R ⊆ H gives the direct
quotient by H.
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Equality after the two successive quotients by R ⊆ H descends to
equality after the direct quotient by H.
The quotient map commutes with the canonical transport between cokernels of equal morphisms.
The quotient map commutes with the canonical transport between cokernels of equal morphisms.
A subobject is a waist when it is comparable with every subobject of the ambient object. Successive terms of an ascending uniserial socle series have this stronger ambient property.
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Essentiality is unchanged by composing the target with an isomorphism.
A simple object is uniserial.
A nonzero subobject of an essential extension of a simple object contains that simple subobject.
A simple essential subobject is a waist in its ambient object.
A waist remains a waist after adjoining a simple layer which is essential in the quotient by the old waist. This is the abstract propagation step for an ascending uniserial socle series.
Restricting an ambient waist to an intermediate subobject preserves the waist property.
A simple essential subobject remains essential in every intermediate subobject through which its inclusion factors.
A simple essential subobject with uniserial cokernel has uniserial ambient object.
A waist subobject with simple cokernel is the unique maximal subobject and hence contains every proper subobject.
In a uniserial object, a subobject with simple cokernel is the unique maximal subobject and hence contains every proper subobject.
Extending a uniserial object across a waist inclusion with simple cokernel again gives a uniserial object.
A simple essential subobject with simple quotient contains every proper subobject of its ambient object.
A proper quotient of a finite module has strictly smaller total pointwise dimension.
Finite ascending-socle induction. If every nonzero object in a class has a simple essential subobject whose cokernel remains in the class, then every object in the class is uniserial.