Nakayama--Hom duality for finite representable sums #
For a covariant linear module M, dual co-Yoneda identifies maps from M
to the coefficient-dual corepresentable at X with the coefficient dual of
M(X). Combined with linear Yoneda, this is the Nakayama--Hom comparison
for a representable projective. The construction here is presentation-level:
the later Auslander--Reiten argument only needs finite sums of these literal
representables and their representing matrices.
The definitional value of a bundled dual corepresentable, exposed as a linear equivalence so that its linear structure can be used without unfolding the full-subcategory wrappers.
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Evaluation at the identity in the dual co-Yoneda lemma.
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A functional on M(X) determines a natural map from M to the dual
corepresentable at X.
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Linear dual co-Yoneda: maps into a dual corepresentable are exactly functionals on the value at its representing object.
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Nakayama--Hom duality for one literal representable projective.
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Naturality of representable Nakayama--Hom duality in the module variable.
Naturality of representable Nakayama--Hom duality in the representing object.
The same comparison inside the literal finite-dimensional module subcategory.
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Naturality of the finite-dimensional representable comparison in the module variable.
Naturality of the finite-dimensional comparison in the representing object.
Pair a finite family of coefficient functionals with a vector in the product by summing its component pairings.
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Restrict a functional on a finite product to each coordinate.
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For a finite family, a family of coefficient functionals is canonically a functional on the product.
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Nakayama--Hom duality for a literal finite sum of representables. Both the projective and Nakayama objects are exactly the values of the two matrix functors used by the orbit push-down comparison.
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Naturality of finite-sum Nakayama--Hom duality in the module variable.
Naturality of finite-sum Nakayama--Hom duality in the literal matrix of representing objects.