Primitive category-algebra deletion #
For the canonical projector at an object of a finite linear category, the primitive ideal annihilates a represented module exactly when the original category module vanishes at that object. This is the objectwise bridge between algebraic primitive deletion and the literal object-deletion quotient.
Under the projective-generator equivalence, annihilation by the primitive
ideal of the projector at X is exactly vanishing at X.
For a singleton deletion, the primitive-ideal annihilation property is the literal vanishing-on-deleted-objects property.
The finite modules over the literal object-deletion category are equivalent to the ambient algebra modules annihilated by the corresponding canonical primitive ideal.
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The finite-dimensional module category of literal object deletion is equivalent to finitely generated modules over the algebraic primitive quotient by the matching canonical projector.