Decomposition by the first represented arrow #
A morphism in the free reversed linear path category between distinct vertices is a finite sum of one represented arrow out of its categorical source followed by a coefficient path. This is the free-category form used by Ringel's recursive fullness construction.
Reversed quiver arrows whose represented categorical maps start at
x.
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The free-path morphism represented by one arrow out of x.
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One free-path coefficient after every arrow out of x.
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Sum of all first-arrow factorizations.
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A coefficient family supported after one outgoing arrow.
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Between distinct vertices, every free-path morphism is a sum grouped by its first represented categorical arrow.
Every free-path endomorphism is a scalar identity plus a sum grouped by
its first represented categorical arrow. This is the diagonal counterpart
of exists_eq_outgoingSum_of_ne; the scalar is exactly the coefficient of
the trivial path.
Every free-path endomorphism is a scalar identity plus a sum grouped by its last represented categorical arrow.
Evaluation of a first-arrow decomposition is the corresponding sum of represented arrows followed by evaluated coefficients.
If every quiver arrow strictly lowers an order, the endpoint of a path is below its starting vertex.
Changing arrow representatives strictly above the start of a path does not change its evaluation.
The corresponding stability statement for a linear combination of paths.