Finite module control windows up to isomorphism #
Local representation-finiteness makes the symmetric Hom neighborhood of an indecomposable finite module finite up to isomorphism. Iterating this construction gives the manuscript's finite three-step control window. The actual set-valued window is the isomorphism closure of a finite family; this distinguishes correctly between finiteness of indecomposable isomorphism classes and literal finiteness of the ambient type of module objects.
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Isomorphic finite-dimensional modules have the same literal object support.
A nonzero morphism of finite modules has a base object at which both its source and target are nonzero.
A finite list representing every indecomposable module in the symmetric
Hom neighborhood of M.
- n : ℕ
- obj : Fin self.n → ControlFiniteModule k C
- covers {Y : ControlFiniteModule k C} : CategoryTheory.Indecomposable Y → CoveringSeparation.homInteraction M Y → ∃ (i : Fin self.n), Nonempty (self.obj i ≅ Y)
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The interaction relation on the indecomposable vertices of the module
category. The indecomposability guard is essential: the manuscript's finite
windows are windows in ind(mod C), not literally finite subsets of all
module objects.
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Local representation-finiteness supplies a finite symmetric Hom neighborhood for every indecomposable finite module.
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Every representative chosen in a finite Hom neighborhood genuinely shares an object-support point with the center module.
Every indecomposable sharing an object-support point with the center is represented in its finite Hom neighborhood.
A finite family of chosen indecomposable module representatives.
- n : ℕ
- obj : Fin self.n → ControlFiniteModule k C
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Forget the coverage property of a pointwise local-representation-finite fiber and retain its finite family of indecomposable representatives.
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Restrict a finite representative family to a finite set of its indices.
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Flatten a finite family of finite representative families.
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The set-valued control window represented by a finite family: all module objects isomorphic to one of its chosen representatives.
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A selected parent representative belongs to the isomorphism closure of the corresponding finite subfamily.
Every member of one constituent family belongs to the isomorphism closure of the flattened finite family.
The additive hull generated by the finite indecomposable family: objects isomorphic to finite biproducts of its members, with repetitions allowed. This is the categorical window in which arbitrary relevant factorization cores live.
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The literal range of chosen representatives is finite.
Every chosen representative belongs to the isomorphism closure.
The indecomposable isomorphism closure embeds in the additive hull.
The additive hull is closed under isomorphism.
The additive hull contains a zero object, represented by the empty biproduct.
The additive hull is closed under binary biproducts.
Binary biproduct and zero closure give all finite products in the full subcategory on the additive hull.
The full subcategory on the additive hull has finite biproducts.
The finite-biproduct structure on the additive hull supplies binary biproducts explicitly for interfaces which request the two structures separately.
Every object of the additive hull has a displayed decomposition whose summands remain indecomposable in the ambient finite-module category.
A finite representative family together with the fact that it covers the indecomposable Hom neighbors of every member of the preceding family.
- family : FiniteIndecomposableModuleFamily
- covers (i : Fin S.n) {Y : ControlFiniteModule k C} : CategoryTheory.Indecomposable Y → CoveringSeparation.homInteraction (S.obj i) Y → ∃ (j : Fin self.family.n), Nonempty (self.family.obj j ≅ Y)
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One symmetric Hom-neighborhood enlargement of a finite representative family, retaining its coverage certificate.
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The finite family underlying one certified Hom-neighborhood extension.
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Every representative in a family Hom-neighborhood shares a support object with some representative in the preceding family.
Every indecomposable sharing a support object with a representative of a finite family is represented in the family's Hom-neighborhood.
The isomorphism closure of the enlarged family contains the full set-valued Hom-interaction neighborhood of the previous closure.
Iterated finite representative families for successive symmetric Hom neighborhoods.
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Each iterated isomorphism-saturated window contains the full Hom neighborhood of the preceding one.
An indecomposable interacting with a member of the nth certified Hom
neighborhood belongs to the next neighborhood.
A nonzero map out of a member of the nth neighborhood puts its
indecomposable target in the next neighborhood.
A nonzero map into a member of the nth neighborhood puts its
indecomposable source in the next neighborhood.
An indecomposable nonzero factorization witness whose source endpoint is
in the nth neighborhood belongs to the next neighborhood and interacts
with both endpoints.
The manuscript's three-step finite control family.
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The manuscript's U₃ clause: an indecomposable through which a morphism
out of a U₂ term factors with both factors nonzero belongs to the
three-step control family. In the application the target is a U₂ term as
well.
The finite seed family representing the manuscript's set H_x of
indecomposables nonzero at the base object x.
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Every representative retained in the fibre seed is genuinely nonzero at the base object. This exactness prevents an overcomplete local-finiteness witness from changing a local-density sum.
Every indecomposable finite module nonzero at x belongs to the
isomorphism-saturated seed window represented by finiteFiberControlSeed.
The manuscript's three successive indecomposable Hom neighborhoods of
H_x, represented by one finite family.