Minimal projective presentations under finite orbit push-down #
Finite skeletal orbit push-down preserves radical maps from indecomposable modules with trivial deck stabilizer. Applying this entrywise to a minimal finite-representable presentation proves that its pushed augmentation remains right minimal. The only presentation-specific input is trivial stabilizer for the representing summands.
The finite sums of representables on the orbit skeleton are projective.
Orbit push-down of a finite sum of projective representables is projective, via the literal downstairs representable comparison.
Finite skeletal orbit push-down preserves radical morphisms whose source is indecomposable and has trivial deck stabilizer.
Finite skeletal orbit push-down preserves a radical map between finite biproducts when each source summand is indecomposable with trivial deck stabilizer.
Orbit push-down preserves any minimal finite-representable projective cover under freeness on isomorphism classes. A fresh two-step presentation supplies the radical differential; uniqueness of projective covers transports the result to the specified cover.
The pushed form of a minimal finite-representable projective cover.
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Orbit push-down of a literal two-step minimal presentation, with the preserved-kernel isomorphism built into its first cover target.
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The first differential in the pushed two-step minimal presentation is literally the image of the upstairs differential.
Recoordinate the pushed two-step presentation by the canonical isomorphisms with literal finite sums of representables on the orbit skeleton.
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The literal orbit-skeleton presentation has the pushed representing matrix as its first differential.