Residual separation of a finite module family #
A nonzero shifted map between finite-support modules forces the source support to meet a translate of the target support. Only finitely many deck degrees can do this for a finite family. Residual finiteness therefore supplies a finite-index normal subgroup on which every nonidentity shifted Hom between the chosen modules vanishes.
A nonzero shifted map between finite modules is detected at an object in the source support whose translate belongs to the target support.
Deck degrees carrying some object of the source support into the target support.
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Only finitely many deck degrees can carry one finite module support into another when the action on objects is free.
The nonidentity ambient degrees that can overlap the supports of two chosen modules.
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Residual finiteness supplies one finite-index normal subgroup avoiding every nonidentity support-overlap degree of the finite module family.
Avoiding every nonidentity support-overlap degree makes the restricted deck shift orthogonal on the literal chosen family.
Residual finiteness produces a finite-index normal subgroup whose restricted coherent deck shift is shift-Hom orthogonal on the chosen finite module family.