Freeness of the incoming-arrow map in a linear path category #
A family of free-path morphisms followed by distinct arrows into a fixed target has a unique expression. This is the path-basis input used to identify the middle kernel in a mesh-simple presentation.
Reversed quiver arrows whose represented categorical maps end at z.
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One free-path coefficient before every arrow into z.
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Sum a family of free-path coefficients followed by the corresponding arrows into the target.
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A free-path coefficient family supported at one incoming arrow.
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Summing a family supported at one incoming arrow recovers the displayed composite.
The incoming-arrow sum as a linear map.
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Prefix a reverse-quiver path by the reverse of one incoming categorical arrow.
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Distinct incoming arrows followed by arbitrary tails produce distinct paths.
The prefix operation as an embedding of path indices.
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The product path basis on the domain of the incoming-arrow map.
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An incoming product-basis vector maps to the corresponding prefixed path basis vector.
The free incoming-arrow map is injective.