Finite representable projective presentations #
Every finite-support finite-dimensional covariant linear module is generated by finitely many elements. Linear coyoneda turns those generators into an epimorphism from a finite sum of representables, and the same construction on its kernel gives an exact two-step projective presentation. Fullness of linear coyoneda records the first differential as a literal finite matrix of representing-object morphisms, matching the Nakayama push-down interface.
For finite modules, essential projective epimorphisms and right-minimal projective epimorphisms are equivalent without an extra Hopfian hypothesis.
The morphism from a covariant linear representable determined by an element at its representing object.
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Linear Yoneda for covariant modules.
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A finite projective presentation whose source is literally a finite biproduct of covariant representables.
- n : ℕ
- X : Fin self.n → C
- f : (⨁ fun (i : Fin self.n) => (finiteDimensionalLinearCoyonedaFunctor hP).obj (Opposite.op (self.X i))) ⟶ M
- epi : CategoryTheory.Epi self.f
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The literal finite sum of representables underlying the presentation.
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The same finite representable sum as an object of Mathlib's matrix envelope.
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Forgetting the chosen finite matrix coordinates gives an ordinary projective presentation.
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The matrix of representing-object morphisms underlying a map between two finite sums of covariant representables.
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Applying the finite representable functor to the extracted matrix recovers the original map.
Every finite-support finite-dimensional linear module is an epimorphic image of a finite sum of finite-dimensional covariant representables.
Two explicit finite representable covers give a two-step projective presentation.
- augmentation : FiniteRepresentablePresentation hP M
- syzygyPresentation : FiniteRepresentablePresentation hP (CategoryTheory.Limits.kernel self.augmentation.f)
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The first differential between the two finite sums of representables.
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The differential in literal representing-object matrix coordinates.
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The associated exact two-term projective complex.
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Every finite-support finite-dimensional module has an explicit two-step projective presentation by finite sums of representables.
Finite representables supply enough projectives in the literal finite module category.