Irreducible morphisms in an abelian category #
The canonical epi--mono image factorization shows that an irreducible morphism in an abelian category is either monic or epic. This is the categorical step used in Ringel's support argument for an almost-split sequence.
An irreducible morphism in an abelian category is monic or epic.
A componentwise form of the kernel argument in Ringel's support lemma.
Suppose every morphism killed by g factors through f. If the component
f ≫ p is monic, then every monic morphism j into the middle object which
is orthogonal to p remains monic after composition with g.
The component from one chosen middle summand to the endpoint of a minimal right almost-split map.
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Each displayed component of a minimal right almost-split map is irreducible.
Every displayed right almost-split component is monic or epic.
The component from the start of a minimal left almost-split map to one chosen middle summand.
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Each displayed component of a minimal left almost-split map is irreducible.
Every displayed left almost-split component is monic or epic.