Irreducible components of finite tau meshes #
The middle term of a chosen right tau mesh is decomposed into the selected indecomposable representatives when its arrow multiplicities are defined. This file proves that every resulting summand-to-endpoint component is an irreducible morphism. The argument is intrinsic to a finite tau-category: right almost-split factorization comes from the tau approximation, while minimality of the second mesh map follows from its minimal weak kernel.
A fixed representative of the chosen decomposition of a right-mesh middle term.
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Inclusion of one chosen indecomposable occurrence into the right-mesh middle term.
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Projection from the right-mesh middle term onto one chosen occurrence.
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The actual morphism from one displayed middle occurrence to the selected endpoint representative.
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Every occurrence counted by arrowMultiplicity is represented by an
irreducible morphism between the corresponding selected indecomposables.
For a nonprojective endpoint, compatibility with the corresponding left mesh makes the first map of the right mesh left minimal as well.
The component of the first right-mesh map from its translated source to one occurrence of the chosen middle decomposition.
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At a nonprojective endpoint, the translated-source component to every chosen middle occurrence is irreducible.
A nonprojective right mesh has at least one occurrence in its chosen middle decomposition.