Finite realization of degree-one extension classes #
Every degree-one extension class between finitely generated modules over a Noetherian ring is represented by a short exact sequence whose middle term is again finitely generated. The proof constructs the pushout of a finite free presentation explicitly, then compares extension classes after forgetting finite generation.
This is the bounded presentation-theoretic construction needed for the Auslander--Reiten realization argument; it has no dependence on the OP-conjecture formalization.
Explicit pushouts of a presentation #
The relation (f x, -x) used to push a kernel presentation out along
f.
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The relation submodule defining the pushout middle term.
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The explicit pushout middle term.
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The inclusion of the extension kernel into the pushout.
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The map from the presentation projective into the pushout.
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The quotient map from the pushout middle term to the presented module.
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The explicit pushout short complex in the ambient module category.
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The morphism from the kernel presentation to its explicit pushout.
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The explicit pushout realizes the connecting image of f.
Every ambient Ext¹ class is represented by one of the explicit
pushouts.
Bundling the construction in finitely generated modules #
The fully faithful inclusion of finitely generated modules into all modules.
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A projective finitely generated module remains projective after forgetting finite generation.
The explicit pushout sequence bundled in finitely generated modules.
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The finite pushout complex is short exact.
Every degree-one Ext class between finitely generated modules is
represented by a finite short exact sequence.