Endpoint normal forms for the ordinary mesh ideal #
At a fixed target, a mesh-ideal element is a left multiple of the mesh relation at that target, when it exists, plus ideal-valued coefficients followed by the incoming arrows. At a projective target the first summand is absent. The proof expands the right path-basis multiplier and peels its first reverse-quiver arrow.
The generated mesh-ideal submodule in one free-category Hom space.
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Endpoint normal form when the target carries a mesh relation.
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Endpoint normal form at a projective target.
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Every mesh-ideal element ending at a nonprojective vertex has the exact endpoint normal form.
Every mesh-ideal element ending at a projective vertex is an incoming sum with ideal-valued coefficients; no endpoint mesh relation occurs.
A free morphism maps to zero in the mesh quotient exactly when it lies in the generated mesh ideal.