The numerical profile of one Drozd--Kiričenko rejection #
Removing a non-simple indecomposable projective-injective deletes one projective vertex of incoming arity one. Its unique successor becomes projective and loses the deleted vertex from its incoming middle term; all other projectivity predicates and incoming arities are unchanged. This file packages exactly that finite-tau profile and proves that it preserves the Auslander--Reiten surplus.
The exact finite-tau change caused by rejecting one non-simple
indecomposable projective-injective. ambient is the category before
rejection and rejected is the category afterwards.
- deleted : I
The removed projective-injective label.
- replacement : J
The surviving label represented by
U / soc(U), which becomes projective after rejection. - surviving : J ≃ { i : I // i ≠ self.deleted }
The rejected labels are exactly the ambient labels other than the deleted one.
- deleted_projective : ambient.IsProjective self.deleted
- deleted_arity : rightMiddleArity ambient self.deleted = 1
- replacement_ambient_nonprojective : ¬ambient.IsProjective ↑(self.surviving self.replacement)
- replacement_rejected_projective : rejected.IsProjective self.replacement
- projective_iff_of_ne (j : J) : j ≠ self.replacement → (ambient.IsProjective ↑(self.surviving j) ↔ rejected.IsProjective j)
- replacement_arity : rightMiddleArity rejected self.replacement + 1 = rightMiddleArity ambient ↑(self.surviving self.replacement)
- arity_eq_of_ne (j : J) : j ≠ self.replacement → rightMiddleArity ambient ↑(self.surviving j) = rightMiddleArity rejected j
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The removed projective vertex contributes local density -1.
The replacement vertex gains one unit of local density: it becomes projective while losing one incoming occurrence.
Every other surviving vertex has unchanged local density.
Uniform indicator form of the local-density change on surviving vertices.
The projective indicator on surviving vertices gains exactly the replacement vertex.
One rejection replaces the deleted projective by the newly projective successor, so the number of projective vertices is unchanged.
The rejected category has exactly one fewer indecomposable label.
Exactly one almost-split mesh disappears under one rejection.
One Drozd--Kiričenko rejection preserves the total Auslander--Reiten surplus.
Exactly two Auslander--Reiten arrows disappear under one rejection.
Consequently one rejection preserves the Auslander--Reiten Euler magnitude, not merely its surplus.
The exact finite-tau change caused by simultaneously rejecting a finite basic family of non-simple indecomposable projective-injectives.
- deleted : Finset I
The removed projective-injective labels.
- replacement : ↥self.deleted → J
Each deleted label has its own surviving replacement.
- replacement_injective : Function.Injective self.replacement
- surviving : J ≃ { i : I // i ∉ self.deleted }
The rejected labels are exactly the complement of the deleted family.
- replacement_ambient_nonprojective (d : ↥self.deleted) : ¬ambient.IsProjective ↑(self.surviving (self.replacement d))
- replacement_rejected_projective (d : ↥self.deleted) : rejected.IsProjective (self.replacement d)
- projective_iff_of_not_replacement (j : J) : (∀ (d : ↥self.deleted), self.replacement d ≠ j) → (ambient.IsProjective ↑(self.surviving j) ↔ rejected.IsProjective j)
- replacement_arity (d : ↥self.deleted) : rightMiddleArity rejected (self.replacement d) + 1 = rightMiddleArity ambient ↑(self.surviving (self.replacement d))
- arity_eq_of_not_replacement (j : J) : (∀ (d : ↥self.deleted), self.replacement d ≠ j) → rightMiddleArity ambient ↑(self.surviving j) = rightMiddleArity rejected j
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Every deleted projective vertex contributes local density -1.
Every replacement gains one unit of local density.
Every surviving vertex outside the replacement family has unchanged local density.
Uniform indicator form of the local-density change on surviving vertices.
Uniform projective-indicator change on surviving vertices.
The sum of replacement indicators is the size of the deleted family.
Simultaneous rejection replaces all deleted projectives by the same number of new projective replacement vertices.
Simultaneous rejection preserves the total Auslander--Reiten surplus.
A simultaneous finite family rejection preserves the Auslander--Reiten Euler magnitude.