Indecomposability under finite skeletal orbit push-down #
This file packages the generic orbit push-down indecomposability theorem for the literal finite-dimensional module categories and chosen deck-orbit skeleton used by the covering argument. The finite-dimensional module's local endomorphism ring is transported to its underlying raw functor, while its categorical trivial stabilizer is converted to the corresponding raw precomposition statement. Indecomposability then passes through restriction to the orbit skeleton and the two full-subcategory wrappers.
The two fully faithful full-subcategory inclusions identify the endomorphism ring of a finite-dimensional module with that of its underlying raw functor.
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Localness of the finite-dimensional categorical endomorphism ring passes to the underlying raw functor.
A trivial stabilizer in the finite-dimensional module category gives the
raw precomposition form required by generic orbit push-down. Module shift
degree -a has underlying functor shiftFunctor C a ⋙ M.
Manuscript-facing Gabriel 3.5: an indecomposable finite-dimensional module with trivial deck stabilizer has indecomposable literal skeletal push-down.
Indecomposability preservation transported across an explicit equality of shift instances.