Nilpotence of the radical from a finite additive generator #
If every object is a retract of a finite biproduct of one object G, and
End(G) is Artinian, then the categorical radical Hom ideal is nilpotent.
This is a bounded adaptation of
QuotientSubmoduleEquidistribution.CategoryTheory.FiniteGeneratorRadicalNilpotence
at donor commit d5ba0c48e7a851afd51247ff9cd81fc629e00ed2.
Only the finite-generator definitions and nilpotence proof are retained; the
donor's wider Auslander-equivalence layer is not imported.
A witness that X is a retract of a finite biproduct of copies of G.
- n : ℕ
- retract : CategoryTheory.Retract X (⨁ fun (x : Fin self.n) => G)
Instances For
An object is a finite additive generator when every object is a retract of a finite biproduct of copies of it.
Instances For
A categorical-radical endomorphism belongs to the ring-theoretic Jacobson radical.
Sandwiching a categorical-radical morphism between maps from and to a fixed object gives an element of that object's endomorphism-ring radical.
A morphism in the n-th categorical radical power becomes an element
of the n-th Jacobson-radical power after sandwiching by maps from and to a
finite additive generator.
A finite additive generator detects zero morphisms by two-sided sandwiches.
If the Jacobson radical of the endomorphism ring of a finite additive generator is nilpotent, then the categorical radical Hom ideal is nilpotent with the same exponent.
Artinianity of the generator endomorphism ring supplies categorical radical nilpotence.
Canonical nilpotent-radical data for a category with an Artinian finite additive generator.