Finite Krull--Schmidt matrices #
An endomorphism of a finite biproduct of pairwise nonisomorphic indecomposables with local endomorphism rings is invertible as soon as every diagonal component is invertible. This is the finite-support matrix lemma in the Krull--Schmidt--Warfield argument used by Gabriel's Lemma 3.5.
A split subobject of an indecomposable object is the whole object when its source is nonzero.
A split quotient of an indecomposable object is the whole object when its target is nonzero.
A unit for the preadditive-ring structure on an endomorphism is a categorical isomorphism. This bridges Mathlib's two monoid instances on categorical endomorphisms.
In a local categorical endomorphism ring, one of two endomorphisms whose sum is the identity is an isomorphism.
Every morphism between nonisomorphic indecomposables is radical when the source has local endomorphism ring.
A finite Krull--Schmidt matrix is invertible whenever all its diagonal entries are invertible.