Intrinsic local density in a locally representation-finite module category #
The manuscript defines the local density at an indecomposable module from the total number of occurrences in a sink map and from projectivity of the endpoint. Local representation-finiteness supplies a right almost-split map without choosing a global finite skeleton; minimalization and finite Krull--Schmidt decomposition then make this definition literal. Uniqueness of minimal right almost-split maps proves independence from all choices.
A minimal right almost-split sink together with a displayed finite indecomposable decomposition of its source.
- source : FiniteDimensionalModuleCategory k
- map : self.source ⟶ M
- rightAlmostSplit : QuotientSubmoduleEquidistribution.IsRightAlmostSplit self.map
- rightMinimal : QuotientSubmoduleEquidistribution.IsRightMinimal self.map
- decomposition : CategoryTheory.FiniteIndecomposableDecomposition self.source
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Local representation-finiteness chooses a finite minimal sink at every indecomposable finite module.
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The manuscript's local density ρ_C(M): twice the nonprojective
indicator minus the number of indecomposable occurrences in a minimal sink
source.
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The chosen minimal-sink arity agrees with every displayed decomposition of every other minimal right almost-split source at the same endpoint.
Any displayed finite decomposition of a minimal sink computes the intrinsic local density.
Local density depends only on the isomorphism class of the represented indecomposable module.