Canonical primitive projectors of a finite linear category #
The endomorphism algebra of the biproduct of all covariant representables has the evident complete orthogonal idempotents given by its summand projectors. This file matches those projectors with the indecomposable projective labels of an arbitrary finite algebra-module skeleton.
The projector onto one representable summand of the finite projective generator.
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The representable summand projectors are a complete orthogonal family.
A summand projector is primitive when the corresponding representable has local endomorphism ring.
The principal right ideal of a summand projector is the module represented by that summand.
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Categorical form of the identification between a canonical principal right ideal and its represented covariant representable.
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The canonical projector coordinate of a represented category module is its value at the matching category object.
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Transporting a represented module to the chosen algebra skeleton does not change its canonical primitive coordinate.
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The primitive multiplicity attached to a deleted category object is the dimension of the corresponding category-module fiber.
The projective-skeleton label represented by one canonical summand projector.
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The represented covariant representable is the chosen skeleton object at the source label of its canonical projector.
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Distinct objects have distinct canonical projective-source labels in a skeletal finite category.
Every indecomposable projective in the algebra-module skeleton is the source of one canonical summand projector.
The canonical summands and the projective labels of any duplicate-free algebra-module skeleton have the same indexing set.
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The canonical primitive projectors, reindexed by the chosen projective skeleton, form the primitive-projective presentation required by the algebraic deletion theorem.