Finite category and algebra Auslander--Reiten surplus #
The projective-generator equivalence pulls a finite algebra-module skeleton back to a duplicate-free complete skeleton of finite category modules. The generic finite-tau equivalence theorem then identifies its surplus with the literal ambient algebra surplus used by primitive directed deletion.
Pull a duplicate-free complete algebra-module skeleton back along an additive equivalence from finite category modules.
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The counit matches the objects of the pulled-back category skeleton with the original finitely generated algebra-module skeleton.
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Pullback through any additive equivalence preserves the official finite-tau surplus of a complete algebra-module skeleton.
Consequently, any complete finite category-module skeleton has the ambient algebra surplus of a complete algebra-module skeleton across an additive equivalence.
The algebra skeleton, viewed back inside the finite category module category through the projective-generator equivalence.
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The objectwise counit matching the pulled-back category skeleton with the original finitely generated algebra-module skeleton.
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The pulled-back category skeleton and the original algebra skeleton have the same Auslander--Reiten surplus.
The surplus of any complete finite indecomposable category-module skeleton is the ambient surplus of any complete algebra-module skeleton under the projective-generator equivalence.