Hom-space quotient squares for mesh coverings #
This file compares the free path-category covering equivalences with the two direct-sum Hom maps of the induced mesh-category functor. The comparison is set up using the literal fibres of the mesh functor, so that the eventual covering theorem has exactly the Bongartz--Gabriel type.
A fibre object of the mesh functor is the same thing as a source vertex lying over the chosen target vertex.
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Fixed-terminal path indices written using fibres of the mesh functor.
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Fixed-initial path indices written using fibres of the mesh functor.
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The free path basis on the fixed-source direct sum indexed by fibres of the mesh functor.
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The free path basis on the fixed-target direct sum indexed by fibres of the mesh functor.
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Include one free fixed-source Hom space in the direct sum indexed by the mesh-functor fibre.
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Include one free fixed-target Hom space in the direct sum indexed by the mesh-functor fibre.
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The free fixed-source direct-sum map, indexed by fibres of the mesh functor but evaluated before imposing mesh relations.
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The free fixed-target direct-sum map, indexed by fibres of the mesh functor but evaluated before imposing mesh relations.
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The free fixed-source Hom equivalence, indexed by the literal mesh-functor fibre.
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The free fixed-target Hom equivalence, indexed by the literal mesh-functor fibre.
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Every quotient-category object is canonically the quotient functor applied to its stored source object.
Quotient one free fixed-source Hom component, with the canonical object transport to the literal fibre object.
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Quotient one free fixed-target Hom component, with the canonical object transport from the literal fibre object.
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A source mesh-ideal element is killed by the fixed-target component quotient map.
A source mesh-ideal element is killed by the fixed-source component quotient map.
Quotient every component in the fixed-source free direct sum by the source mesh ideal.
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Quotient every component in the fixed-target free direct sum by the source mesh ideal.
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The fixed-source free covering equivalence and the mesh-functor Hom map form a commutative square with the componentwise quotient maps.
The fixed-target free covering equivalence and the mesh-functor Hom map form a commutative square with the componentwise quotient maps.
The exact remaining relation-lifting condition for a polarized mesh covering. It says that a free direct-sum element which lands in the target mesh ideal is already componentwise zero after quotienting by the source mesh ideal, in both Hom variables.
- target (x : Q₁) (y : Q₂) (a : DirectSum (LinearCovering.Fiber C.functor (obj T₂ y)) fun (Z : LinearCovering.Fiber C.functor (obj T₂ y)) => LinearPathCategory.obj k Q₁ x ⟶ (↑Z).as) : (quotientFunctor T₂).map ((C.targetFreeFiberHomMap x y) a) = 0 → (C.targetFiberQuotientMap x y) a = 0
- source (x : Q₂) (y : Q₁) (a : DirectSum (LinearCovering.Fiber C.functor (obj T₂ x)) fun (Z : LinearCovering.Fiber C.functor (obj T₂ x)) => (↑Z).as ⟶ LinearPathCategory.obj k Q₁ y) : (quotientFunctor T₂).map ((C.sourceFreeFiberHomMap x y) a) = 0 → (C.sourceFiberQuotientMap x y) a = 0
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Mesh-ideal lifting gives the fixed-source covering bijection at literal vertex objects.
Mesh-ideal lifting gives the fixed-target covering bijection at literal vertex objects.
Once mesh-ideal lifting is known, the induced mesh-category functor is a linear covering functor.