Finite category algebras under object-bijective linear equivalence #
A linear equivalence of finite categories need not preserve the chosen category algebra: an equivalent category may contain duplicate isomorphic objects, and the biproduct of all representables then changes. This file records the exact replacement. When the forward functor is literally bijective on objects, precomposition identifies corresponding representables, the two finite projective generators, and hence their endomorphism algebras.
A fully faithful linear functor identifies Hom spaces linearly.
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A fully faithful linear functor identifies endomorphism algebras.
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Conjugation along an isomorphism is an equivalence of endomorphism algebras.
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Finite-dimensional representables pull back along a fully faithful linear functor whose source has finitely many objects.
A linear equivalence that is bijective on objects preserves intrinsic biseriality of the corresponding covariant representables.
The object-bijective base equivalence identifies the two chosen finite projective generators.
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The fully faithful part of the finite category algebra equivalence, before conjugating the transported projective generator back to the chosen one.
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Conjugation by the transported-generator isomorphism is the second part of the finite category algebra equivalence.
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An object-bijective linear equivalence identifies the finite category algebras, not merely their Morita classes.